I Was The Most Hated Guy on CNBC Today

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I pulled some of that Fibonacci voodoo that we do on Apple and if the uptrend support does break around $96, Apple is headed into the lower 80’s. I did a video for CNBC.com and they tore me to shreds in the comments section. The last time I got this kind of reaction was when I said oil is headed towards $26.00 while trading $41 at the time.

Todd Gordon
President/Founder
TradingAnalysis.com

2 Comments

  1. JD

    You’re an optimist. I have AAPL going to $52-$56 eventually based on Elliot Wave and Fibonacci analysis of the rise from 2003. AAPL is a great company. It isn’t a great stock any longer. Fire away.

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    • Todd

      Ha – well I did mention in the video we could move down the 50 area. As a few fellow wave surfer I’m sure we’re looking at the same thing! I figured I would focus on the A=C semi-log level from the summer high and give them the measured move into the lows 80’s. Didn’t focus too much on the 161% projection into the 50’s because I was sure someone would send me ricin in an envelope or something like that.

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