The undisputed tech stocks leader Apple (AAPL) continues to chug along trading at nearly $200 per share.
That’s impressive for several reasons. But as its market cap registers in the super mega cap space, it’s fair to wonder about sustainability of a rally like this over the coming weeks/months.
But we won’t get into that right now. Today, I want to point out another price reference point that I believe has value. The $200 level. It’s a psychological resistance level… a level that gives investors pause to reflect on the valuation and just how far it’s come.
This can also show up in a “pause” in the trading price. Simple chart below to highlight this and the possible bumpy consolidation that may continue on any moves into the $195 to $205 area.
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$AAPL Apple Stock Chart
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