Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) weekly chart is showing several bearish signals that may suggest profit-taking and a potential retracement to lower demand zones. Last week opened with a gap up, reaching February’s high around $133, just to form a bearish engulf a day later. Eventually the weekly candle closed down only 1% with high volume.
The stochastic and MACD indicators could be forming a bearish divergence, and for the former it may be the second divergence – the first formed between the peaks of November 2014 and February 2015.
Should the stock continue its retracement, buyers may be waiting for it around the demand zones of $105-$112 and $95-$101.
On the daily chart we can see a trend-line and a support zone that need to be broken to allow the price to move further down. The arrows in red suggest a potential move in case the trend-line and support zone are broken. But remember – so far the trend is very bullish, and further gains are more probable than losses.
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