Thursday, September 17, 2009
AAPL - Breakout
I have taken a long position with AAPL today, after seeing a breakout yesterday and seeing the price move higher today. AAPL has been a strong uptrend for a while, which had recently slowed down, until yesterday where we got a breakout, which I consider a BUY signal. AAPL a slow but steady moving stock in a strong uptrend.
Long AAPL @ $184.24 - Stop Loss @ $172.51
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So what stocks do you have at the moment? AAPL, BAC and AUY?
ReplyDeleteThat's right I'm long these 3 stocks.
ReplyDeleteYoel, I am a small trader/investor, stocks like APPL, GOOG seem to be too high price wise, do you have any particular suggestion on how one could go about trading these?
ReplyDeleteThanks,
DP
When you look at the price of a stock you should never think that cheaper priced stocks have more potential to go higher or are simply cheaper. For example if you decided to invest $5000 in a stock, it doesn't matter if the stock's price is $5.00 or $500.00 a share. You will simply have less shares, but everything is all relative. High priced stocks, usually mean that these are stronger and more stable companies, usually less volatile. When you buy a stock worth $5.00, you are closer to $0.00 than the stock that is priced $500.00. High prices represent higher quality. That's why I've made it a rule for myself never to buy stocks worth less than $5.00.
ReplyDeleteAAPL's Target price ??, please...
ReplyDeleteIt's very hard to give ugh and AAPL a price target for now as it is near its highs, and we are awaiting to see if it will break through and continue higher. AAPL's uptrend has recently accelerated since my BUY signal,and is trading in a narrower but still up trending channel. For the moment AAPL is a HOLD, as long as it continues to trade up within this channel. A break below $177-$176 would be a SELL signal, as the gap created last week would get filled.
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