3 years agoTo get things rolling, here’s Gene Munster making the case that Apple, despite hitting new all-time highs, still has room to run in 2020:
Cue the video:
Having never owned or traded Apple, I have nothing to add. Don’t blame me if you drain your IRA doing something you read about here.
See also: Last week’s Apple trading strategies
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To find out the answer to that, we may have to wait until next year, because next week is both a short week and likely some of the lowest volume of the year. (The low volume may have an impact, but I have no clue in which direction.)
But the bottom line is this: Long term AAPL investors have much to be thankful for as 2019 finally comes to an end. And those who were able to salt away even more AAPL a year ago were given an especially nice gift this Holiday season. May you help spread the joy!
Merry Christmas to one and all! And especially to you and yours, PED!
I think we will participate in the traditional Santa Clause rally. Let’s see if late night trading tonight gives us a clue. I am hoping for another $5.00 for New Years.