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post #12261 of 16500
5/25/12 at 12:45pm

GOOG is ok, if it loses $580 then I would be more concerned, but so far it looks like a nice wedge forming

 

https://www.tradingview.com/x/b32iK89y/

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post #12262 of 16500
5/25/12 at 5:42pm

goog going lower

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post #12263 of 16500
5/28/12 at 1:26pm

Apple (AAPL) will reap the benefits of the Facebook (FB) fiasco

Published May 21, 2012 | By jimmybob

Facebook (FB) fell sharply at the open today, falling 12% to $33. This can only be good news for Apple(AAPL), as folks will look to go back into something that is actually extremely undervalued at $536. We expect Apple (AAPL) to trade over $560 this week and purchased the $565 calls for .68. We will continue to add as we think Apple (AAPL) we perform almost like a ‘flight to safety’ trade as the Eurozone mess works itself out.

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post #12264 of 16500
5/29/12 at 12:48pm

Report: Apple Priming Launch Of Smart Flat-panel ITV

 
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5/29/2012 11:39 AM ET
(RTTNews) - Apple, Inc. (AAPL: News ) may be in the process of launching its long-rumored Smart TV, with reports on Tuesday suggesting that trial production of these TV sets has already begun.

According to a media outlet in China, Apple's Chinese manufacturing partner Foxconn has already been entrusted to produce the new so-called iTV on a trial basis at its Shenzhen factory.

Though Foxconn continues to deny that it is making the TV, Apple analyst Gene Munster has recently predicted that Apple would announce the television this December 2012, and begin shipping it in early 2013.

Foxconn has a long history of churning out Apple products, from MacBooks to iDevices, and has a week back acquired a 50 per cent share in Sharp's TV production business.

Apple has long been rumored to be looking to enter the TV market with an HDTV that will, according to one report, look much like the company's current LED Cinema Display.

The Internet-connected TV sets will reportedly come in sizes ranging from 42 inches to 55 inches, with pricing ranging between $1,500 and $2,000. It is said to be encompassed in an aluminum casing, coming with iOS, Siri voice controls and an iSight camera for FaceTime video chats.

 

 

 

The likely launch of an Apple TV product will help drive future growth and create a new $100 billion market opportunity for the company. The Apple TV is expected to capture up to 10 percent of the market in the first couple of years.

The launch of The Apple flat-panel TV's could be the first major innovation to be launched by Apple since its iconic co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs died in October 2011 following a long battle with pancreatic cancer.

In Tuesday's regular trading session, AAPL is currently trading at $571.32, up $9.03 or 1.61% on a volume of 5.86 million shares. In the past 52-week period, the stock has been trading in a range of $310.50 to $644.00.

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post #12265 of 16500
5/30/12 at 4:13pm

this is looking sooo damn sexy!!!!

 

did anyone say 600$?

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post #12266 of 16500
5/30/12 at 9:31pm

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Still looking for that 590s range. Have June 540c from 17 (left over free calls; at 42 as of close) and June 580/585c spreads from 1.35 (at 2.30 as of close)

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Here's the post I left on HSM's Reddit:

 

If anyone was following the post I made last Friday (link to chart or link to post) my target area was around 560-565. Anything more is definitely a bonus and we saw that today. AAPL did push above the targets, but failed to maintain and hold above that price level and simply retracted. I kept 2 Jun 540c to take a chance for more, and these I can afford to take a little bit of loss on them if I have to. If the market can pick up a bit of traction and pick up some momentum, I believe we could go higher. In my opinion its time to play it smart and wait for support. We could go back to the chart: http://i.imgur.com/plGcU.png. If AAPL can push past the hump at around 560, we might see AAPL test its upper VWAP at approx. 595. I'm personally looking to re-enter this trade, but it's something that you have to be diligent with and not make an irrational entry. Looking at Jun 580/585c spread. My preferred entry per spread is 1.00-1.10.

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post #12267 of 16500
5/31/12 at 3:38pm
AAPL, 585 - 588, looks good, if it can hold up going into the close. suspicious.gif
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post #12268 of 16500
5/31/12 at 4:00pm

probably will

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post #12269 of 16500
5/31/12 at 4:13pm
Wasn't able to hold 580 into closing.

If S&P sells off, will possibly drag AAPL back down to nearby support levels. suspicious.gif
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post #12270 of 16500
5/31/12 at 5:59pm

I missed my chance to buy at 530. Not going to enter now despite WWDC coming up. 

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post #12271 of 16500
6/1/12 at 11:08am

AAPL holding up pretty nicely here, but there is this gap just below the current support that would like a visit IMO

 

https://www.tradingview.com/x/Nlnt7AFD/
 

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post #12272 of 16500
6/1/12 at 11:10am

i feel like it lags google

 

google is getting hammered

 

apple should be nxt up

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post #12273 of 16500
6/1/12 at 11:11am
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Originally Posted by ze20001984 View Post

i feel like it lags google

 

google is getting hammered

 

apple should be nxt up

 

AAPL has been holding up relatively well, actually, extremely well. If anything, it looks like people are flocking to safe havens and AAPL is one of them.

 

iPads are as good as gold laughing.gif

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post #12274 of 16500
6/1/12 at 1:15pm
Critical support for AAPL in the 560 - 555 area.

If S&P dumps, AAPL going higher would be unlikely.
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post #12275 of 16500
6/1/12 at 1:38pm

Man, I see so many cheap stocks right now. Just waiting until this Europe debt crisis blows over

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post #12276 of 16500
6/1/12 at 2:06pm
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AAPL and GOOG are the biggest dissapointers I've ever traded. So much faith and promise, no positive return. :( On a lighter note, there is none.

 

You are trading with a microscope Apple and Google will be fine after this "European debt Crisis" has blown away. Let the noobs panic and sell away, buy when people get scared. America is fine, and will be fine Im sure of it. I don't know how you guys trade but I can never trade day by day, can't stand the swings. But I don't like to lose money either...

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post #12277 of 16500
6/1/12 at 2:07pm

PS I like Great money making companies with low P/E's tons of cash, tons of talented people working there and unbeatable brands. And to top that off, growing profit margins, fundamentally Apple and Google are solid and will be solid for years to come. At least 3-5 years, well positioned.

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post #12278 of 16500
6/2/12 at 1:15pm
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PS I like Great money making companies with low P/E's tons of cash, tons of talented people working there and unbeatable brands. And to top that off, growing profit margins, fundamentally Apple and Google are solid and will be solid for years to come. At least 3-5 years, well positioned.

Prob one of the only smart things ever said on this website
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post #12279 of 16500
6/2/12 at 1:33pm

yes if it were only that easy to pick stocks... low PE, cash, and talented people working there doesn't make the stock price go up...

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Prob one of the only smart things ever said on this website

 

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Originally Posted by epoch707 View Post

PS I like Great money making companies with low P/E's tons of cash, tons of talented people working there and unbeatable brands. And to top that off, growing profit margins, fundamentally Apple and Google are solid and will be solid for years to come. At least 3-5 years, well positioned.

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post #12280 of 16500
6/2/12 at 8:16pm

tell that to warren buffet see what he says, long run YES. and unbeatable brand/growing margins

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