Just when Apple’s stock price looked like it was almost out of the woods, it stalled at key price resistance. And since Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has formed a double top at it’s Yearly(P) Pivot at $110, its stock price may be headed to the YearlyS1 pivot at $86.66 sometime by the end of 2016.
This happens 74 percent of the time when price fails at the Yearly(P) Pivot resistance.
With this in mind, traders could trade against $110ish… bears using that area for stops on short positions and bulls holding out for a confirmed breakout above this price area.
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The 2015 high on Apple was at its YearlyR1 pivot($133). Will the 2016 low be on the YearlyS1 Pivot?
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