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To: chowder who wrote (2879)3/19/2005 1:01:24 PM
From: Ken Adams  Respond to of 13449
 
I would think once 45 resistance is taken out (if?), this could pretty easily move to 50, at which time I will flee with glee. As far as a stop is concerned, I'm able to watch this very closely, and would probably exit if price takes out "yesterday's" low... trailing that idea along. Profit, or not.

Edit: I meant to point out my favorite indicator, OBV is making new highs on the daily. Bodes well, IMO.



To: chowder who wrote (2879)3/19/2005 1:26:17 PM
From: kodiak_bull  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 13449
 
AAPL looks like a dangerous stock to me:

It made a high of 45.44 (right before its stock split), then fell off and made a lower high the day after its stock split, fell off for 6 straight days, creating a lower low.

Friday's short legged hanging man, if it sells off on Monday would be a 2nd lower high, signalling the possible beginning of a downtrend which would take out the previous low.

As you noted, support is far below, I can see something around 35, 33 and then it's down to 30 and 26 (using previous resistance as support and rough Fibo numbers from the September rise.

I don't particularly like to pick downside targets, it follows calling tops and calling bottoms in the list of irresponsibilities in my book, but it is helpful to gauge how far a position might drop. To me, if the pattern on Monday confirms, you could begin to analyze the best way to play a 4-8 week drop for AAPL to below the $40 level.

Kb