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Today's AAPL review focused on one of the foundations of my charting process: top down analysis, multiple time frames, and confluence. Instead of opening the chart and immediately looking for an entry, we started by zooming out. The higher time frames help us understand the bigger trend and structure before we work our way down to the time frame where we actually want to make a decision. In today's video, I covered: * How I use top-down analysis to build the story before looking for a trade * Why one time frame never gives you the complete picture * Using higher time frames to identify the larger trend and important areas * Moving down through multiple time frames to see how price is behaving inside that bigger structure * Looking for confluence instead of relying on one indicator or one line on the chart Think of each time frame as another piece of evidence. One might show the trend. Another might show the pullback. Another might show the area where buyers or sellers have previously reacted. When severa

AAPL is sitting right inside my PD-15 box this morning — $309.95 to $311.07, from yesterday's last 15 minutes of trading. No clean break yet in either direction, so I'm patient until price picks a side. My targets are built off yesterday's close ($310.03) and the Daily ATR ($8.28) — not the box itself. The box is still my break-and-retest trigger. Calls — need a 2m close above $311.07 with volume, retest, confirm: ? TP1: $313.19 ? TP2: $315.15 ? TP3: $318.31 Puts — need a 2m close below $309.95 with volume, retest, confirm: ? TP1: $306.87 ? TP2: $304.91 ? TP3: $301.75 No confirmed break = no trade. Let AAPL show its hand first. This is You Got Options. Study the levels. Wait for agreement. Trade with discipline. Educational only. Not financial advice.

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AAPL continues to trade in ~$3.00 Range since 13 AUG - largely mirroring the SPY/QQQ price action (Correlation). Multiple Supply Zone tests since 13 AUG has resulted in price retreating back to ~50% of the trading range. Shorts are protecting pretty aggressively (Supply Zone) and multiple tests have failed. Expect an aggressive breakout if AAPL breaches the top portion of the supply zone (shorts covering) followed by an aggressive push to fill the gap from 10 AUG. *Not financial advice.

Instead of looking for a strong trend, we talked about recognizing when price is simply moving back and forth inside a range. When the market is bouncing between the same areas, the job changes. You're not chasing momentum. You're watching the boundaries and waiting for price to give you a reason to act. In today's video, I covered: - How to recognize when AAPL is trading sideways instead of trending - Identifying the top and bottom of the current range - Why price often bounces between those areas until something changes - Using points of interest inside the range instead of forcing breakout trades - Why patience matters more when the market has no clear direction The goal is to trade the market that's actually in front of you. If AAPL is ranging, treat it like a range. Don't force a trend that isn't there. Let price come into your areas, wait for confirmation, and stay aware that breakouts can fail when the market is still stuck between the same levels. Dad Stock Joke: AAPL spent all morning going back

AAPL is already trading above my PD-15 box this morning, so today's setup is about whether buyers can hold the breakout or whether price fades back into the box. Today's PD-15 Levels: * PD-15 High: 306.10 * PD-15 Low: 305.53 Right now, AAPL is trading around 307.11, which puts price about a dollar above the PD-15 box. That means the break already happened premarket. I'm not chasing it. I'm waiting for the retest to see if buyers actually want to hold this level. Bullish Plan: For calls, I need AAPL to hold above 306.10 and retest either that level or the 8 EMA. I'm looking for: * Price holding above 306.10 * Retest of 306.10 or the 8 EMA * Bullish 2-minute confirmation candle from the retest zone * R.Vol at 1.0x or higher Upside targets: * 309.07 = Call TP1 * 311.01 = Call TP2 * 314.15 = Call TP3 Bearish Plan: For puts, I need AAPL to lose 305.53 and break back below the bottom of the PD-15 box. I'm looking for: * 2-minute candle close below 305.53 * R.Vol at 1.0x or higher * Retest of 305.53 or th

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Right now, AAPL looks like it's working within an uptrend. But seeing an uptrend doesn't mean automatically taking a trade. As always, you still have to do your due diligence and build the full picture before making a decision. In today's video, I covered: * Starting with the higher time frames to understand the bigger trend * Using trend lines to see whether price is continuing to respect the current direction * Marking points of interest before looking for an entry * Why an uptrend alone isn't enough reason to take a trade * Letting price confirm your idea instead of assuming the trend will continue The goal is to build context first. Higher time frames give you the bigger picture. Trend lines give you structure. Points of interest tell you where to start paying closer attention. The chart can look bullish and still give you a bad entry. Do your homework, wait for your setup, and let price confirm the story. Dad Stock Joke: AAPL told me it's in an uptrend. I said, “That's great, but I'm still checking

AAPL is right on top of the PD-15 box this morning, trading around $305.42, just above the PD-15 High of $305.35. Not a clean break yet, it's knocking on the door. Today's plan gets decided right here. Key Levels PD-15 High: $305.35 PD-15 Low: $304.03 Prior Day Close (target anchor): $305.26 Call targets: TP1: $308.62 TP2: $310.70 TP3: $314.06 Put targets: TP1: $302.05 (PDL liquidity) TP2: $299.82 TP3: $296.46 Bull case: Price closes above $305.35 on a 2-min candle body, not a wick, with volume confirming, R.Vol at 1.0x or higher. Then a retest of that level or the 8 EMA, followed by a bullish confirmation candle with volume behind it. That's what opens the door to the call ladder above. Bear case: Price closes below $304.03 with volume confirming, retests the level or the 8 EMA from underneath, then confirms with a bearish close and volume. First target sits right at yesterday's low, real liquidity there, before the ladder continues lower. No confirmation, no trade. Sitting right on the line, patience

The short‑term Elliott Wave view in Apple (AAPL) shows that the decline from the July 30 high has unfolded with impulsive qualities. This structure points toward further downside risk. From the July 30 peak, wave (A) ended at $300 in a clear five‑wave impulse. The rally in wave (B) is considered complete at $316.29, forming a double three corrective structure. Within this advance, wave W finished at $312.75 and wave X at $301.32. Wave Y completed at $316.29, thereby finalizing wave (B) at a higher degree. The stock must still break below wave (A) at $300 to dismiss the a double correction within wave (B). Even so, the impulsive nature of the initial decline combined with the corrective form of wave (B) favors additional weakness while price remains below the July 30 high. Apple has already turned lower in wave (C). From wave (B), wave 1 ended at $300.57 as a diagonal structure. A rally in wave 2 is expected to fail beneath $316.29, reinforcing the bearish outlook. In the near term, as long as the pivot at $3

AAPL is sitting inside the PD-15 box in premarket, trading between $303.93 and $304.67, leaning toward the low end. No clean break yet either direction. Key Levels PD-15 High: $305.09 PD-15 Low: $303.75 Prior Day Close (target anchor): $304.91 Call targets: TP1: $308.32 TP2: $310.43 TP3: $313.84 Put targets: TP1: $301.50 TP2: $299.39 TP3: $295.98 Bull case: Price closes above $305.09 on a 2-min candle body, not a wick, with volume confirming. Then a retest of that level or the 8 EMA, followed by a bullish confirmation candle with volume behind it. That's what opens the door to the call ladder above. Bear case: Price closes below $303.75 on a 2-min candle with volume confirming, retests the level or the 8 EMA from underneath, then confirms with a bearish close and volume. That's what opens the put ladder below. No confirmation, no trade. A break without a retest and a volume-backed confirmation candle is noise, not a signal. Let it prove itself. This is education, not a trade call. Size small, respect y

Today's AAPL breakdown focused on my "top down method" and one of the hardest parts of trading: deciding where to take profit. We started by zooming out before zooming in. Instead of jumping straight to the lower time frame looking for an entry, I walked through how the higher time frames help build the story first. Once you understand the larger structure, it becomes easier to decide where a trade makes sense and, just as importantly, where the trade should end. In today's video, I covered: * How I use a top-down approach to build context before taking a trade * Why higher time frames come before looking for lower time-frame entries * How previous price structure helps identify potential take-profit areas * Why your take profit should have a reason behind it instead of being a random dollar amount * How planning the exit before entering helps remove emotion once you're in the trade The goal isn't only to find a good entry. You need to know where you're getting out. When the higher time frame, market str

AAPL is trading below the PD-15 Low in premarket, sitting near $310.20 against a PD-15 Low of $312.66. That level is the line in the sand today. Key Levels PD-15 High: $313.91 PD-15 Low: $312.66 If it holds below and retests from underneath (puts, primary scenario): TP1: $309.09 TP2: $306.89 TP3: $303.32 If it reclaims the box (calls, reclaim scenario): TP1: $317.48 TP2: $319.69 TP3: $323.26 Bear case: Price already closed below $312.66. Watch for a pullback to retest that level or the 8 EMA from underneath, then a 2-min candle that closes back down with volume behind it. That's what confirms continuation toward the put targets. Bull case: If price reclaims $312.66 and holds, watch for a retest of that level from above with a volume-backed confirmation candle closing up. That flips the plan toward a retest of $313.91 and opens the door to the call ladder. No confirmation, no trade. A break without a retest and a confirmed volume-backed candle isn't a signal, it's noise. Let it prove itself. This is edu

As expected, Apple shares have recently climbed to a new all-time high, establishing a significant cycle top at $344.56—confirmed by the strong sell-offs that followed. As a result, we now see the price entering a new downward phase, which should unfold in three steps and initially break below the $273.77 support. However, in our alternative scenario (probability: 40%), Apple would surpass the cycle high assumed in the primary scenario, breaking through the $344.56 resistance and setting a new higher top. Only after that would a correction begin.

Today's AAPL breakdown focused on using trend lines and higher time frames to understand the bigger picture instead of reacting to every candle on the screen. We started by zooming out to the higher time frames to identify the dominant direction and see where price has consistently respected key areas. From there, we used trend lines to add structure and understand where buyers and sellers may be stepping in. In today's video, I covered: Why higher time frames should come before looking for an entry How trend lines help define the direction of the move Using higher time frame structure to understand pullbacks Why context matters more than reacting to a single candle How combining trend lines with the bigger picture can improve trade selection The goal isn't to find more trades—it's to find better ones. When the higher time frame and your trend lines are telling the same story, you can make decisions with more confidence and less emotion. Dad Stock Joke: I asked the trend line where AAPL was goin

AAPL is trading inside yesterday's PD-15 range right now — no confirmed direction yet. PD-15 Levels (prior day 3:45–4:00 PM ET candle): High: 312.94 Low: 311.26 Call Target: TP1 316.29 (PDH liquidity) Put Targets: TP1 307.52 (38.2%) | TP2 305.22 (61.8%) Price rejected hard off the 315–316 area yesterday and pulled back into the box. Watching for a body close beyond either level, a retest, and volume confirmation before any direction is valid. This is a watch-and-wait chart until then. Education only, not financial advice. Trade your own plan. You Got Options — Where Strategy Meets Stewardship

AAPL cleared a multi-week base under 310 and is now holding above that strike on the daily chart. For the 08/21 expiry (14 DTE, single), 310 is the C1 call wall — and it stacks with Ab1 and D+, so the breakout is through a real multi-metric reaction zone, not just a round number. With C1 cleared, price has entered the positive extension zone — gamma squeeze potential opens toward the next call wall if acceptance holds above 310. ? Regime Context ? Spot is trading well above HVL at 300, keeping AAPL inside a positive GEX regime — price action typically becomes more controlled than below HVL. The 200 SMA remains far below (~280), so the medium-term trend backdrop stays constructive while the options structure is doing the near-term work. ? Options Structure Context ? ? 310 – C1 (highest call NETGEX wall) — breakout support Confluence at 310 (08/21, 14 DTE, single): C1 — highest call NETGEX Ab1 — largest absolute gamma D+ — strongest positive DEX peak That makes 310 a clear reaction zone. Holdi

Earnings happened. We gapped down. As a matter of fact, a number of companies rallied into earnings and crashed after. Hmmmm. So I'm taking a look to see what I see. I am going to try to play AAPL during this season of volatility. 3 Month to 1 Day overview. Fingers crossed that I get to post this video! TV be tripping sometimes... lol

AAPL broke above the PD-15 High in premarket and is holding near $313.99. PD-15 High sits at $311.56, PD-15 Low at $309.82. That level is now the line in the sand. Key Levels PD-15 High: $311.56 PD-15 Low: $309.82 If it holds and retests (calls): TP1: $315.27 TP2: $317.55 TP3: $321.26 If it rejects back into the box (puts): TP1: $305.67 (PDL liquidity) TP2: $303.83 TP3: $300.12 Bull case: Price holds above $311.56, pulls back to retest that level or the 8 EMA, and closes a 2-min candle back in the direction of the move with volume behind it. That's what confirms continuation toward the call targets. Bear case: Price loses $311.56 with a real candle body close back below it, retests from underneath, and confirms with a bearish 2-min close and volume. That's what opens up the put targets. No confirmation, no trade. A break without a retest and a volume-backed confirmation candle isn't a signal, it's noise. Let it prove itself before you act. Disclaimer: This is for educational purposes ONLY, not a trade

AAPL lost the PD-15 Low ($308.88) after trading inside the box overnight, dropping toward $306 before attempting to reclaim the level. Watching for a clean break-and-retest back above $308.88 to invalidate the move, or continuation lower if sellers hold it. Box: $310.42 / $308.88 Calls: $314.42 → $316.92 → $320.25 Puts: $305.12 → $302.57 → $300.28 No trade without break, retest, and confirmation. Full plan on the YGO YouTube channel. You Got Options — Where Strategy Meets Stewardship