IMO:
Traders and Fund Managers buy shares of AAPL for all different technical and fundamental reasons, plus "fusions" of both, along with other emotional and quantitative factors thrown in.
But there's no need to try and guess, or to figure any of that out.
For whatever reasons, AAPL is in a lower left to upper right long term uptrend, consisting of higher highs and higher lows.
How long it will last, no one knows.
But for now at least, if AAPL stays above the last higher low of 519.95 all is OK.
But if it falls below 519.95 the uptrend would be broken, and it would be time to move to the sidelines.
Until then, I'll accept that "The Trend Is My Friend", buy the dips and breakouts, sit back, and enjoy the freaking ride!

Traders and Fund Managers buy shares of AAPL for all different technical and fundamental reasons, plus "fusions" of both, along with other emotional and quantitative factors thrown in.
But there's no need to try and guess, or to figure any of that out.
For whatever reasons, AAPL is in a lower left to upper right long term uptrend, consisting of higher highs and higher lows.
How long it will last, no one knows.
But for now at least, if AAPL stays above the last higher low of 519.95 all is OK.
But if it falls below 519.95 the uptrend would be broken, and it would be time to move to the sidelines.
Until then, I'll accept that "The Trend Is My Friend", buy the dips and breakouts, sit back, and enjoy the freaking ride!
