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Post by aaplsauce on Dec 12, 2021 22:36:57 GMT -8
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Post by benoir on Dec 13, 2021 2:24:41 GMT -8
Anyone seen the weird glitch in the the Stock app with AAPL? Shows a precipitous fall in the charts from $320 to $65 in Feb 2020. Been there ever since I upgraded to iOS 15 a few days ago. Huh… same in Yahoo Finance. Must be a Yahoo glitch?
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Post by audiosculpture12 on Dec 13, 2021 2:27:58 GMT -8
Showing a smidge over 180 in pre.
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Post by Dave on Dec 13, 2021 2:51:02 GMT -8
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Post by Dave on Dec 13, 2021 2:56:47 GMT -8
Showing a smidge over 180 in pre. And that smidgen is still growing. At $181.35 (1.06%)
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Post by CdnPhoto on Dec 13, 2021 4:15:01 GMT -8
Anyone seen the weird glitch in the the Stock app with AAPL? Shows a precipitous fall in the charts from $320 to $65 in Feb 2020. Been there ever since I upgraded to iOS 15 a few days ago. Huh… same in Yahoo Finance. Must be a Yahoo glitch? Noticed that too. Not sure what happened. The Apple Stock app uses Yahoo as the source.
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Post by CdnPhoto on Dec 13, 2021 4:55:38 GMT -8
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Post by artman1033 on Dec 13, 2021 6:23:17 GMT -8
AAPL ALL TIME HIGH!$182.13All Time Highest TODAY intraday 145,528,454 shares traded today ALL-TIME HIGH $181.80 ALL-TIME HIGH $182.09
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Post by 4aapl on Dec 13, 2021 6:29:49 GMT -8
Anyone seen the weird glitch in the the Stock app with AAPL? Shows a precipitous fall in the charts from $320 to $65 in Feb 2020. Been there ever since I upgraded to iOS 15 a few days ago. Huh… same in Yahoo Finance. Must be a Yahoo glitch? Noticed that too. Not sure what happened. The Apple Stock app uses Yahoo as the source. Ran into it last week on the Yahoo site, when trying to look at a longer term chart for AAPL. I hadn't looked closely at the dates, so thought then it was just some weird split glitch. I don't see it with a few other stocks, so it's not completely general.
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Post by rmhe1999 on Dec 13, 2021 7:40:19 GMT -8
I for one would love to see our beloved fruit company have a red day today or rather sometime soon. RSI needs to cool off and trading sideways for a bit would be a great way to justify this as the new baseline from a TA perspective. Plus it allows lots of us to write some covered calls and collect that sweet, sweet premium!
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Post by JDSoCal on Dec 13, 2021 7:58:35 GMT -8
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Post by 4aapl on Dec 13, 2021 8:04:35 GMT -8
I for one would love to see our beloved fruit company have a red day today or rather sometime soon. RSI needs to cool off and trading sideways for a bit would be a great way to justify this as the new baseline from a TA perspective. Plus it allows lots of us to write some covered calls and collect that sweet, sweet premium! Why would it be better to write covered calls after a little cooling off? I would think, if managing to time it perfectly, you would want to write them both at a ATH but also at a peak excitement level. That's roughly where things were at the last split, and those prices were amazing. I still wish I wrote even more at the $250/$1000 strike. Or is your point that writing now and then having a longer consolidation period would let writers collect the premium, but then not have to sell their stock? Nearly everything was in the red 30 minutes ago. I like seeing a little green in AAPL, instead seeing some of these mid-day swings to help solidify the price point. FWIW, lumber futures have been creeping up for a long time now, and are back above $1k, compared to the peak at 1.6k, and the rough average over time of $400 or so. It's not really directly related to Apple, but interesting to watch.
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Post by JDSoCal on Dec 13, 2021 8:15:06 GMT -8
A long bullish Apple piece from Seeking Alpha makes the point that I want scream at CNBC talking heads, i.e., Apple products are a way of life, not just numbers on a balance sheet. Apple - Endemic To Our Way Of LifeDefinitely worth a read.
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Post by rmhe1999 on Dec 13, 2021 8:55:39 GMT -8
Or is your point that writing now and then having a longer consolidation period would let writers collect the premium, but then not have to sell their stock? This
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Post by kpas1 on Dec 13, 2021 9:01:22 GMT -8
I for one would love to see our beloved fruit company have a red day today or rather sometime soon. RSI needs to cool off and trading sideways for a bit would be a great way to justify this as the new baseline from a TA perspective. Plus it allows lots of us to write some covered calls and collect that sweet, sweet premium! Why would it be better to write covered calls after a little cooling off? I would think, if managing to time it perfectly, you would want to write them both at a ATH but also at a peak excitement level. That's roughly where things were at the last split, and those prices were amazing. I still wish I wrote even more at the $250/$1000 strike. Or is your point that writing now and then having a longer consolidation period would let writers collect the premium, but then not have to sell their stock? Nearly everything was in the red 30 minutes ago. I like seeing a little green in AAPL, instead seeing some of these mid-day swings to help solidify the price point. FWIW, lumber futures have been creeping up for a long time now, and are back above $1k, compared to the peak at 1.6k, and the rough average over time of $400 or so. It's not really directly related to Apple, but interesting to watch. I try to stay away from predictions, but in this case I will go out on a limb and say that today's 182 level will be the temporary top and that we are headed for a few weeks of consolidation below that level. Don't have much basis for it, except that it feels like the recent run was too much, too fast. Over the years, big runs to ATHs are usually followed by retrenchments. And like rmhe1999, my options strategies work better during steady periods. Big moves, whether up or down, interfere with selling options' premium; in my case, weekly calls and puts.
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Post by 4aapl on Dec 13, 2021 13:36:37 GMT -8
Nice to get a ATH intraday, but it just doesn't feel as good on a net downward day.
Never a straight line. Something around here might end up being a relative top. I'd prefer a little closer to 190, but it's often varies a bit around xmas, with lower volume sometimes between xmas and new years, and some positive feedback for Apple with new activations, app sales, and the like.
We'll see. It can't go up all the time, but it seems the odds are in AAPL's favor over the next 2-3 weeks.
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Post by JDSoCal on Dec 13, 2021 14:49:30 GMT -8
Obviously no stock goes straight up. And as exhilarating as the weees are, you always know it needs to retrace and consolidate a little. We saw this the last couple weeks, higher highs, even if not higher closes on that particular day. Just popping 180's cherry is a milestone that we'll see again soon.
I'm kind of curious how we'll do on a broadly green market day, assuming we have any on the horizon.
Just remember what all those puds said about $1T.
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