Here's why I wouldn't follow the advice of hold-but-don't trade AAPL.
Looking at the charts, I can see reasons to be concerned.
The charts of the telecom giant point to a stock that continues to struggle.
The latest pullback in August could be of a different nature.
Here's what might start a move to the upside.
After looking at the charts, here's our call.
We'll have to wait and see if the stock falls further.
As VZ gets set to report earnings, recent concerns over lead-sheathing are likely overblown. And have you seen the yield?
Both stocks appear to be undervalued after the recent selloff related to lead cables.
The balance sheet is something out of a monster movie.
Traders appear to voting with their feet.
The stock has broken the lows going back to September/October.
The situation has changed -- fundamentally and technically.
Is it safe to play ROKU? Let's check the charts.
Let's not ignore the strength in AAPL.
The stock has been in an uptrend for the past year and continues to point higher.
The charts and indicators are clear on this one.
If the shares decline further, here's what to avoid.
The stock may soon settle at a price less than a monthly streaming subscription.
Are we seeing an upside breakout or a candlestick reversal pattern?
Both are interesting candidates for the portfolios of income-oriented investors.
It looks like ZM is still working on its 'phoenix' rally....
AAPL is going lower, according to the indicators.
Here are the key price levels to watch in the days ahead.
The stock will not be cheap for some time.
Pay attention to these price levels as the music and podcasting stock rises on layoff news.
The telecommunications, media and technology firm reports earnings January 25th.
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