Tag Archives: AAPL
Midday Missive
SCIF…Market vectors small cap India is holding. This has the potential to rally to 49 as long as it holds today’s low of 46.87. ORCL…needs a close over 40.85 to confirm higher. Spu’s…1960 is today’s key closing level to keep … Continue reading
A.M. Look 7/15/14
Stocks… IWM…113.22 is support and the low risk buy zone this week. Closes over 117.50 is needed to signal a new push higher. Bonds 30 yr. Bonds…136.17 is first support @ the 50 DMA TLT…112.95 is near term support. FX… … Continue reading
AAPL…Follow Up with Stop Order!!!
We’ve been looking to get back into AAPL on a puke. I liked that we made a new low for the week and bounced. Depending upon when you opened your alert and you pressed the buy button, you bought between … Continue reading
AAPL…Trade Alert!
Buy AAPL @ the market!
Midday Missive
Goldman,NFLX,PCLN & GOOGL are all coming into support matching the 1954 level in the Spu’s. DAX has reached weekly support, although the daily maps show another 50 points is possible. AAPL…would need a close under 94.10 for the world to … Continue reading
A.M. look 7/8/14
Stocks… AAPL…is breaking out to the upside on a qtrly chart above 95.30. I’m looking for another 10-15 % of upside. GPRO…Gopro is consolidating between 40.50 support and 45.25 resistance. These two levels will run the next swing. Spu’s…need a … Continue reading
Midday Missive
looking for leverage for some upside exposure into qtr end? EWP…July 14 45 calls in the low 20 cent area. DXJ…July 3 50.50 are trading around 25 cents. AAPL…July 3 92 calls in AAPL are trading app .60 cents These … Continue reading
Midday Missive
AAPL…held it’s weekly breakdown # yesterday @ 91.35. This is the least risky stock on the board to own with a closing stop against this level going into month end. A close above 93 will be the start of another … Continue reading
Midday Missive
AAPL…95.30 is the high monthly close. APPL just tested this level. I wouldn’t look for further upside until we start to close over this level. I’m not convinced we see much of a break. Trade every instrument on it’s own … Continue reading