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You got that right! Gulp.... :eek:

This is big week for us AAPL "Longers". We'll see where we are on Friday.... Will it be :D ?? or will it be :( ??

Added a bit more to my AAPL position this morning at 626.32. Figuring the bottom for this latest Bull Flag is in at 609.62, a total pullback of -13.54% from 705.07. Mr. Market will tell us what he thinks soon enough. :)

I appreciate your concern for AAPL workers at Foxconn, etc. For my part, I wrote AAPL about it when the news first hit earlier this year. I told AAPL they were the leaders in the industry, and should set an example. Tim Cook wrote back thanking me for the suggestion, and said they would...

Thanks. I'll check it out. :)

8 years is quite a long "temporarily", but every move is only for as long as it lasts, of course. I don't have a chart for it, but AAPL didn't do well during the 2008-2009 Bear Market either, when it fell from 200 down to 78 in 12 months. I did well with AAPL in 2007, was out of the Market...

Blue Turtle is this thread's cute & clever little Troll. Isn't he adorable? ahhhh..... :p

I don't understand your charts. Those blue shapes to the right - are those price predictions into the future? :confused:

So you're saying Friday's closing price is a prediction of AAPL's "worth" in May 2013? If so, I don't agree with your theory. AAPL's Friday closing price/worth to me is the homogenized combination of all fundamental, technical, and emotional beliefs/theories of all traders/investors at 4pm...

Since late September I've been selling AAPL 700/695 January, February, and April Bull Put Spreads. So my bets are for 700 or higher on the 3rd Friday of each of those months. Also have loss control/escape plans in place, in case things go wrong. We'll see what Mr. Market decides.... :)

I thought it was called Trend Trading. The Long Term Trend is up, so the odds favor it continuing to go up. Buying pullbacks in uptrends is not a new thing. What's the big deal? I thought it was standard procedure. I also think noting an uptrend's Higher Highs and Higher Lows, and...

"Catching a falling knife" refers more to going long at lower and lower prices during a Bear Market/Long Term Downtrend - like 2000-2003. I don't think AAPL is in a Long Term Downtrend. It's in a lower left to upper right Long Term Uptrend, with various % moves up, down, and sideways along...

Not been a fun 4 weeks, but as long as AAPL stays above 600, or even above 567.56, the chart is still good. This will become just another pullback in AAPL's multi-year Uptrend. To keep things in perspective: From the high of 705.07 to today's low of 609.84 = -13.54%. AAPL's last pullback...

615.64 still today's low...

I like that kind of talk! Also tempted to add more, but my AAPL position is already at its maximum allowable amount. So I'll just sit, watch, and squirm.... :p P.S. Still think 600+ will hold. :D

Those earnings will have to be real good to stop this avalanche. If they're not....... :eek:

1. WRONG!! Mr. Market decided against 623.55. :( 2. Will 600+ hold?

Added to my AAPL long position for the last time (reached my account's allowable % limit for 1 stock) at 648.30. I think this pullback is over and AAPL has begun a new rally to 700+. But no one except Mr. Market himself knows for sure.... :cool:

Added to my AAPL long position this morning at 632.50. The price action tells me this pullback's bottom of 623.55 will hold. If it doesn't, I don't believe AAPL will go below 600. A 625-650 Channel from here, until earnings are announced on the 25th, makes sense to me. We'll see what Mr...

Well said.... 623.55 is still holding as the low. :cool: