Are Technology Stocks Bottoming?

 | Sep 18, 2018 02:26PM ET

Recent downside pricing pressure on technology and FANG stocks have kept investors wary of jumping back into the market while we wait to see where the bottom will form. Concerns about long-term pricing pressures, US trade wars and the continued Congressional testimony regarding privacy and censorship issues have kept social media stocks in a negative perspective. The only aspect of this pricing pullback that is positive is that these stocks will, at some point, find a price bottom and attempt to rally as investors rush back into their favorites attempting to ride the run higher.

Our researchers believe the current price levels could be a prime example of a short-term bottom setting up in certain technology stocks. Both Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN) are two of the biggest and most actively traded stocks in the U.S. They differ from many of the other FANG stocks because these companies actually produce and sell consumer products and services that are, in many ways, essential to conducting commerce and trade.

This 30-minute chart of Apple shows our Adaptive Dynamic Learning Cycles price modeling system showing a cycle-low is setting up over the next day or two followed by an upside price cycle that should push prices back above $220. Notice the oversold levels highlighted in BRIGHT GREEN. The last major oversold levels setup just below $218. The current oversold levels are setting up just below $217. We believe that $217 will likely set up a price bottom and prompt an upside price rally over the next 5+ days that could push Apple prices well above $225.