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Apple Review |
Apple's trend, revealed by trends of price, leverage, and time, are defined and discussed in The Matrix for subscribers.
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Apple, a bellwether for US consumption and GDP, remains in a primary uptrend despite being sold by Warren Buffett. Buffett isn't foolish; he knows he can't sell into an economic decline as easily as the average retail trader trading less than 1,000 shares. What does he know? We can only speculate based on the invisible hand. The private and public yield curves warn of future economic dislocation, which generally becomes apparent to the public after the inversions normalize. We discuss what this means in several US Bond Report updates. The window for a "soft landing" is closing. The majority remains unaware, hopeful that a new administration will at least restore the broken economy.
Chart 1
As of the 11/19 close, Apple's Composite Trend has returned to triple up. This alignment comes as stock market timing percentages are 40% correction/crash and 60% stable. Markets will do what they need to do. The percentages will deteriorate, and Apple will flip down when the economic decline comes. The trouble is, few will be ready for it.
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