Longest Consolidation Period Since 00's | 1D, 1W Charts
AAPL Tech Giant vs The World
AAPL has had a rough couple of weeks so to speak. With Treasury yields, to their new iPhone 15 overheating issue, there is much to be said about how this will playout in the long run for AAPL stock. Tech giants 12 month price-to-earnings ratio fell to 27 from 34, but APPL is forecasted to reach higher earnings in Q4 and beyond. September could be said to be a messy month for The Magnificent 7, but hopefully this is the calm before the storm.
1W Chart
- Moving Average: Let me explain why this is such an important indicator. As you can see I have labeled the number of times AAPL ducked bellow the 50 D SMA, and after every duck came a rally to the upside, as soon as it broke through the average. This has been a 15 year trend. Now if it were to duck under the 50 D SMA again, after it already had, then this would be a very bad sign. Expect to be consolidation for God knows how long.
- RSI: In every bull rally, I have shown the average support levels in the RSI, this is to make sure we are staying on trend. Now there is a red line that can be seen at 37, this indicates the lowest level the RSI has gone during a Bull Rally, if it were to break this level, we are now in the longest consolidation period since the 00's.
1D Chart
- Moving average: Nothing fancy, it's there just in case, However, there are important levels that need to be discussed. There are 2 potential levels of support that AAPL needs to hit in order for it not to be considered consolidation. 164 and 157, with 157 being the lowest. Obviously not these exact same numbers but around this area is what we need to be looking at for a couple of days.
- Stoch RSI: Is at a level where we can start breaking higher.
Extra
- Make sure to look at other Tech Giants and Treasury Yields for any correlation, as I did not have the time to include them in this Idea.
Please let me know your thoughts in the comments, if you liked this Idea, give it a boost as it helps he out in making more charts for you guys!
AAPL has had a rough couple of weeks so to speak. With Treasury yields, to their new iPhone 15 overheating issue, there is much to be said about how this will playout in the long run for AAPL stock. Tech giants 12 month price-to-earnings ratio fell to 27 from 34, but APPL is forecasted to reach higher earnings in Q4 and beyond. September could be said to be a messy month for The Magnificent 7, but hopefully this is the calm before the storm.
1W Chart
- Moving Average: Let me explain why this is such an important indicator. As you can see I have labeled the number of times AAPL ducked bellow the 50 D SMA, and after every duck came a rally to the upside, as soon as it broke through the average. This has been a 15 year trend. Now if it were to duck under the 50 D SMA again, after it already had, then this would be a very bad sign. Expect to be consolidation for God knows how long.
- RSI: In every bull rally, I have shown the average support levels in the RSI, this is to make sure we are staying on trend. Now there is a red line that can be seen at 37, this indicates the lowest level the RSI has gone during a Bull Rally, if it were to break this level, we are now in the longest consolidation period since the 00's.
1D Chart
- Moving average: Nothing fancy, it's there just in case, However, there are important levels that need to be discussed. There are 2 potential levels of support that AAPL needs to hit in order for it not to be considered consolidation. 164 and 157, with 157 being the lowest. Obviously not these exact same numbers but around this area is what we need to be looking at for a couple of days.
- Stoch RSI: Is at a level where we can start breaking higher.
Extra
- Make sure to look at other Tech Giants and Treasury Yields for any correlation, as I did not have the time to include them in this Idea.
Please let me know your thoughts in the comments, if you liked this Idea, give it a boost as it helps he out in making more charts for you guys!
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