Apple (AAPL) gains momentum with five swing rally, upside likely [Video]
|Apple Inc. ($AAPL) is showing signs of strength as it builds momentum in a classic Elliott Wave structure. Today’s chart highlights a 5-swing rally from 208.4 low that has propelled the stock higher, signaling potential for further upside in the near term. After establishing a solid base, $AAPL has completed a 5-swing sequence—a bullish pattern often seen in trending markets. The rally began from a key support zone of 184.6 – 209.5. The latest leg up has ended wave (1) in 5 swing, suggesting the short term trend shifts to the upside. As long as pullbacks hold above the recent swing low, the path of least resistance is upward.
Apple (AAPL) 45 minutes Elliott Wave chart
The immediate support sits at the prior swing low at 208.4. A hold above this zone keeps the bullish outlook alive. A break below this critical level would negate the bullish view, potentially signaling a deeper correction. Expect pullback in wave (2) to find support in 3, 7, or 11 swing for further upside. For those looking to join the trend, consider waiting for a 3 waves dip toward 100% – 161.8% Fibonacci support to optimize the risk-reward ratio. Define your entry, stop loss, and target ahead of time—tools like the Position Size Calculator can help fine-tune your approach.
AAPL [Video]
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