AAPL: Buying the Dips!

Discussion in 'Stocks' started by cactiman, Oct 6, 2012.

  1. Patterns on charts factor in all sentiments, fundamentals & technicals.
    What has AAPL done every time it's fallen (on terrible sentiment) to its 40 wk MA for the last 3 years shown on this chart?
    :cool:
     
    #331     Oct 30, 2012
  2. Apple has never had terrible sentiment since the iPhone came out, still doesn't now

    However that is a nice looking chart :D I don't know anyone that uses the 40 wk but gl on your long. Will be interesting to watch the next couple months
     
    #332     Oct 30, 2012
  3. OK. How about a 3 year daily chart, with a 200 MA?
    :D
     
    #333     Oct 30, 2012
  4. Assuming fundamentals are at least 1/3 of the picture:

    If AAPL had lots of debt, a PE of 75, and bad earnings estimates I might be worried.
    But....

    AAPL's current PE is 14.
    It has no debt, it pays a dividend, and everybody loves their products.

    Based on 2013 average earnings estimates of $50 per share:
    If AAPL stays at 600 its PE will drop to 12.
    If instead AAPL goes to 700, the PE will stay at 14.
    If it goes to 800 its PE will rise to a mere 16.

    Still a Bull.
    And I haven't drunk Kool-Aid since I was a kid.... yuk!
    :p
     
    #334     Oct 30, 2012
  5. not to troll but just to keep constructive conversation flowing here.

    apple already revised their q1 13 earnings from 15 down to 11, have you ever considered that the following quarters could have much of the same?

    apple is one of many companies with strong balance sheets at the moment. yes their fundamentals looks good but so do cisco's who is trading at a forward PE of 9
     
    #335     Oct 30, 2012
  6. Yes, earnings estimates could be wrong of course, and they frequently are.
    This is all just probability guesswork and talking one's book.
    Anything can happen in the future.

    Uncertainty about the election and the "fiscal cliff" is causing things to stall right now.
    But these things will be resolved before too long, which could be bullish.

    But I'm more worried about the S&P's bull market.
    If it rolls over into a bear market, AAPL and everything else will fall.
    What do you see there?
     
    #336     Oct 30, 2012
  7. well, i keep a journal on this site and on 10/18 i went from 100% long and on margin to 100% cash. that move was 40 points from the top (dow) and im still 100% cash.

    I'm honestly not sure what to think of the market as a whole right now. I'm traditionally a perma bull, and I still am. However, I do think the market is due for a correction here and given my swing trading nature, I have no issue going cash for now and getting back in when the time is right.

    attached is my moves so far this year. i was long from the beginning of the year until my first mark on the map that says cash.

    cash indicates i went 100% cash, long indicates i went 100% long (margin as well)

    I've also posted everything real time in my journal so you can dbl check me if you want :D
     
    #337     Oct 30, 2012
  8. Good timing. Well done.
    You're not losing any money staying in cash, and probably sleeping a lot better than me too.

    Besides AAPL, my other big long position is in Gold/Silver.
    Looking for a nice move between now and April.
    Would like to see the dollar start falling again to help out.
    :)
     
    #338     Oct 30, 2012
  9. ammo

    ammo

    nice timing summit is an apt name for you
     
    #339     Oct 30, 2012
  10. man when does this super cycle end and we can start back from 1000... haha
     
    #340     Oct 30, 2012