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I produce investment research in the form of chart pattern analysis with the goal to help people improve decision-making and enlarge their portfolios regardless of market direction. I call my approach TBNM for tops-bottoms-no middles.

kimblecharting 8:21 AM Apr 27, 2015 at 8:21 AM

Apple weekly breakout in play, upside target remains $150

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Apple closed last week at an all-time weekly closing high at (1) in the chart above. Apple recently broke above its 4-year rising channel, came back to test old resistance and pushed higher, setting this new record high.

In November of last year, when Apple was trading below $110 per share, the Power of the Pattern shared that Apple’s upside target stood at $150. (See post here)

Below is a long-term update on Apple

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Apple has remained inside of rising channel (1) for the past 30-years. I applied Fibonacci to the 2008 lows and 2012 highs and the first Fibonacci extension level comes into play at $150, which also happens to be the top of rising channel (1).

On a percentage basis, dual resistance that the Power of the Pattern feels should be respected, comes into play around 15% above current levels.

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