Apple Still On Track For The Low $100s

 | May 13, 2021 12:14AM ET

By using the Elliott Wave Principle (EWP), I found that Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares would top at around $133-138 and should then drop back down over the past few months to $110+/-5 before staging its final rally since its 1997 low. So far, so good as AAPL topped at $137 on earnings two weeks ago and is now trading at $122, 4.7% below its price from my previous update.

As you can see in Figure 1A below, AAPL sits right at its 200-day Simple Moving Average (200-d SMA). I expect it to hold short-term, but not intermediate-term. The green arrows show symmetry breakdown from the $137 high to the 200-d SMA, targeting the ideal $105 level (red “c=a?” arrow).

No guarantee the stock will comply, but it matches. Besides, the 200-d SMA is necessary support and delineates a long-term uptrend (Bull market) vs. a long-term downtrend (Bear market). Meanwhile, the price is below its 10-d, 20-d, and 50-d SMAs, which are now all resistance.

Figure 1. AAPL Daily and Monthly candlestick chart with technical indicators and preferred Elliott Wave count