The AAPL price is back in focus after a fresh TD Sequential signal appeared on the weekly chart, raising the possibility of a short-term pullback following months of strong gains.
Simultaneously, Apple is reshaping its wearable tech future. They’ve put their AR glasses launch on hold but are ramping up development of more accessible AI smart glasses for a wider audience.
Analyst Ali pointed out that the newest signal resembles what we saw during Apple’s climb. Back then, shares dropped briefly, but then rebounded to hit new highs.
Now, with the AAPL price close to record highs above $300, investors are keeping a watchful eye. They want to know if another consolidation phase is kicking off.
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AAPL Price Faces Key Test Near Recent Highs
Apple’s stock has been climbing recently, going from around $248 to $260 in April and May, up to over $300 now.
Checking previous trends, analyst Ali sees mixed results: a September 2025 signal led to a 5.88% drop followed by an uptick, whereas a December signal triggered a bigger fall of 15.66%, resetting the rise before it came back up again.
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The AAPL price is showing a short-term pullback between $306 and $310. There could be drops towards $288–$290, with stronger support at $260–$275. Key buying zones are around $280 and $264. The overall uptrend will stick around as long as the price doesn’t dip below $296–$300.
The TD Sequential “9” on the daily chart signals some fatigue, so expect more sideways movement. Yet, if the momentum continues and it breaks past recent highs, the AAPL price could head towards $320.
Apple Expands Smart Glasses Strategy
Investors keep an eye on AAPL’s price, but Apple’s future products are getting attention too. Sam Badawi reported that Apple delayed its AR smart glasses with displays until 2029.
They’re pushing back from the Vision Pro towards lighter wearables, like the display-free AI glasses, which are set for 2027. These are meant for broader use so more people can try them out.
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Apple’s Vision Pro, set for an upgrade with an M5 chip in 2025, will be followed by Vision Air in 2027 and a second-gen Vision Pro in 2028.
Plus, they’re developing smart glasses like other AI eyewear. The gadgets will lean into photography, sound, navigation, alerts, and AI assistance, not full AR, though.
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