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Tuesday, December 24, 2024

Did You Take A Bite Out Of Apple?

Courtesy of David Grandey 

(Feel free to ask David about his trading strategy in comments – Ilene)

In this market, the key is to:

Buy the dips, (as long as we are in an uptrend as defined by being above the 50-day and trend channel support) sell the rips (that’s getting the first down) and yes upon doing so over and over and over again and you too can go to the Superbowl!

On Tuesday, Apple opened down 4-5%! Can anyone guess where that took the stock? If you say support then you are correct. Check out the chart below!



Notice where AAPL opened up at and stopped? Need we say more?

If you are one who owned it and allowed your emotions to get the best of you AFTER it already got slammed while the markets were closed Monday (think damage already done) and sold on the open? Well then it took a bite out of you.

If you are one who buys the dips in issues that are in clearly defined uptrends above the 50 day average and at trend channel support and “In The Face Of Fear” like we talk about over and over and over again? Then you took a bite out of it.

AAPL promptly bounced from support Tuesday (327) and then popped Wednesday morning (347) following its earnings report.  The OPPORTUNISTIC trader that understands when a leading stock gets slammed to support that it’s a buying opportunity is the trader that got paid.

This is what the face of fear is all about. This is why we use support and resistance.  This is why we let our stocks tell us what to do by the actions they exhibit at key turning points. This key turning point being support, news driven or not vs. trading by the seat of your pants from an emotional standpoint. Your emotions either control you or you control them.

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