AAPL and the channel checking analysts# Stock
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AAPL's chart is broken from technical point of view. Well-timed negative
calls from a few analysts based on "channel checking data" pretty much
ruined any of AAPL's upward momentum. Should you be concerned?
If you have been in this stock long enough... this is deja vu all over again
. Here is a link to an article with detailed history of Analysts' calls
based on "channel checking data". The article definitely worth 15 minutes of
your time if have an interest in AAPL.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/12/15/channel-check-analyst
It sure is frustrating at times being long on AAPL. It's peculiar and
unfortunate that apple is priced as a value stock with the expectation of a
growth stock... and worst of all, it has the volatility of a momentum stock.
The good news is that at least the company is aggressively buying back its
shares at a lower price now... so the shares that you are holding is in fact
a bigger slice of the Apple. If you are holding AAPL for the long haul like
I am... the best advice I can give is stay long and stay focused on its
fundamentals... I have said it before and I am going to say it again ---
Whenever a fundamentally sound company has a technical breakdown, it's time
to accumulate.
If you are short term orientated or a day trader, the person on this board
you should consult with is none other than TCBC, the gentleman who has been
sharing his intimate feeling towards AAPL on a daily basis. :-)
calls from a few analysts based on "channel checking data" pretty much
ruined any of AAPL's upward momentum. Should you be concerned?
If you have been in this stock long enough... this is deja vu all over again
. Here is a link to an article with detailed history of Analysts' calls
based on "channel checking data". The article definitely worth 15 minutes of
your time if have an interest in AAPL.
http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/12/15/channel-check-analyst
It sure is frustrating at times being long on AAPL. It's peculiar and
unfortunate that apple is priced as a value stock with the expectation of a
growth stock... and worst of all, it has the volatility of a momentum stock.
The good news is that at least the company is aggressively buying back its
shares at a lower price now... so the shares that you are holding is in fact
a bigger slice of the Apple. If you are holding AAPL for the long haul like
I am... the best advice I can give is stay long and stay focused on its
fundamentals... I have said it before and I am going to say it again ---
Whenever a fundamentally sound company has a technical breakdown, it's time
to accumulate.
If you are short term orientated or a day trader, the person on this board
you should consult with is none other than TCBC, the gentleman who has been
sharing his intimate feeling towards AAPL on a daily basis. :-)
