Apple Inc.(NASDAQ:AAPL) shares continued to move
higher on Monday for the third consecutive session and closed at its 3-month
high of $622.55.
Technically, the stock has now broken above its key short term resistance of $618, which provides bullish signal. In absence of any major resistance, the stock looks bullish and may trigger a new life time high of the broader holds its recent gain. Talking about the support, the stock may be find floor at $618 and $610.
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The stock has been showing consistent buying since Jul
27, 2012, when the stock bottomed out of its recent corrections following disappointing
earnings. The stock quickly regained above $600 mark on positive notes from
analysts and media reports from Bloomberg and Reuters suggest that Apple may
launch its iPhone 5 on Septembers 12, 2012. Expectations are very high from the
company’s upcoming latest version of iPhone.
In other news, the company has been positive feedback
on the ongoing patent case against Samsung. On Friday, the judge has ruled out
a portion of the evidences that were presented by Samsung. However, Samsung
brought the piece of evidence in front of the jury.
Technically, the stock has now broken above its key short term resistance of $618, which provides bullish signal. In absence of any major resistance, the stock looks bullish and may trigger a new life time high of the broader holds its recent gain. Talking about the support, the stock may be find floor at $618 and $610.
The stock has created higher tops and higher bottoms – very bullish signal from traders’ point of view. All the MACD are showing indicators are showing positive trend with MACD Histogram moved back above zero.
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In the proceedings that took place on Friday, Judge
Koh has reportedly reprimanded the lawyers of Samsung and accused them of
attempting to taint the jury members. On being chided, Samsung renewed its
objection to the previous ruling by stating that the data in the press release
was already accessible by public.
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