Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL): Apple Bounced Off the June 16 Low...What's Next?

 

 

Apple bounced off the JUNE 16 low at $128.65. The rebound may not be sustainable as the Fed still remains hawkish. Beware that the quant funds could use the 2016 playbook to take the stock down to test the bottom of the channel at ~ $100.

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