I’ve featured Apple as the sleazy-stock-of-the-hour at the top of the home page (Ever Been Ripped Off by Wall Street?) , but that doesn’t mean we can’t try to trade the little s.o.b. Most immediately, the gnarly pattern shown holds promise for bottom-fishing because of two Hidden Pivot supports at, respectively, 126.58 and 125.33.  The lower number looks like a no-brainer to me, so I’ll suggest bidding for 200 shares there, stop 125.19.  Since there’s a chance the stock will turn higher from 126.58, you can try bottom-fishing there as well, but only if you’re comfortable using the camouflage technique. Please don’t hesitate to query me about this if I’m in the chat room if and when 126.58 is hit. _______ UPDATE (March 24, 12:26 a.m. EDT): Apple opened on a bearish gap at 126.56, exactly two cents from my target.  Because some subscribers reported having bought stock there, I am establishing a tracking position for your further guidance. Assuming 400 shares bought for 126.58, with half exited at 127.69 (see my chat room post at 11:27 p.m.), we now hold 200 shares with a profit-adjusted cost basis of 125.47.  For now, use an impulse leg-based stop-loss on the 5-minute chart. At the moment, that would imply exiting the remainder of the position on an uncorrected fall exceeding the 126.86 low recorded this morning at 10:00 a.m. _______ UPDATE (March 25, 3:03 p.m.): Subscribers should have exited the position near 126.85 for a profit of about $280. The stock looks awful once again, bound for as low as 120.01, based on the pattern shown.