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345.90AAPL drifting higher in overnight trading as investors reassess the stock on unusually strong demand for foldable phones.

$Apple(AAPL)$  I don't think people are upset about AAPL stock itself, which has been delivering a compounding 25%+ return over the past 10 years. They're just upset they didn't get in earlier.

I kept waiting for an entry on this all year, then finally decided that approach was just silly. Now I'm dollar-cost averaging into it over the next few years. Adding $Apple(AAPL)$  to the dividend portfolio.

$Apple(AAPL)$  continues to unfold in the final five swings of wave ((c)), which should complete the flat correction in red wave 4. As the corrective structure matures, signs of exhaustion are worth watching as the market approaches the end of this pullback before the next impulsive move higher.

$Apple(AAPL)$  Trump said no Iran strikes, which is extremely bullish. No attack is exactly what we need. The market should push higher from here.

$Apple(AAPL)$  No way this is the end. This looks like just the beginning of a run into next year, with the new launch and plenty of products coming. The naysayers are wrong again.

$Apple(AAPL)$ I sold this stock too quickly.

$HPIL Holding(HPIL)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ The oracle speaks. If Apple is ever going to enter the EV market, now may actually be the ideal window. Apple's biggest problem isn't building every component anymore. A company like Donut Lab offers an entire EV technology platform—motors, batteries, vehicle control hardware and software—while NVIDIA could potentially provide the automotive AI, compute, simulation and autonomy infrastructure. That completely changes the Project Titan equation. Instead of Apple spending another decade developing an EV from scratch, imagine: Donut Lab = EV technology platform NVIDIA = AI, compute and autonomy Apple = silicon, software, design, ecosystem and user experience Manuf

Let's take a closer look at Apple ($Apple(AAPL)$ ) from a technical standpoint. The stock is sitting at 89% of its 52-week range, right on the edge of new all-time highs ($243.42 to $345.34). There's a rising trendline off the June lows that has held up well, though the stock has had a rough time since early August really breaking away from it. I wouldn't call it a hard bounce off that level—it's been more like riding the trendline higher rather than pushing decisively off it. That rising trendline also sits inside a broader rising channel. A strong bounce off the trendline would likely see AAPL retest the upper channel band and put in new all-time highs along the way, and that upper area has acted as heavy resistance in the past. What also w

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ The candle today doesn't look like much, but that hasn't stopped this thing in the past.