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Hold
AAPL placed in the 97th percentile of the stocks being followed just after the open on 2026-10-26 .
The trading model buys from the top of this list.
Model score +1.41
Ranked 2026-10-26 13:35 UTC
Old model
Guesses whether the price goes up or down. Latest call: Hold
Not trading
Next day
↓ Down
3% confidence
Next 2 days
↓ Down
27% confidence
Made 2026-10-26 14:12 UTC
Technical signals
Momentum, trend, volatility and volume from recent trading, as of 2026-10-23
Momentum
RSI (14) 0.639
Stochastic %K (14) 0.810
Stochastic %D (14) 0.855
Trend
Price vs SMA (20) 0.026
Price vs EMA (26) 0.028
Price vs WMA (20) 0.018
Volatility
Bollinger %B (20/2) 0.915
Bollinger Bandwidth (20/2) 0.063
ATR % (14) 0.018
Volume
OBV change (20) 0.144
Money Flow Index (14) 0.675
Chaikin Money Flow (20) −0.081
Returns & Statistics
Return (1) −0.001
Return (2) 0.011
Overnight gap 0.003
See all and what they mean
Technical signals for AAPL
Computed from recent prices and volume, as of 2026-10-23 . The models read these alongside the other signals.
100% of them have enough price history to compute; a 0 with low coverage usually means "not enough history yet", not a real reading.
Momentum
Oscillators that gauge how strongly and how fast the price has been moving — used to spot overbought/oversold conditions and shifts in drive.
RSI (7)
Relative Strength Index: 0–1 scale of recent gains vs losses. Above ~0.7 is 'overbought' (may be due to cool off); below ~0.3 'oversold'.
0.6863
RSI (14)
Relative Strength Index: 0–1 scale of recent gains vs losses. Above ~0.7 is 'overbought' (may be due to cool off); below ~0.3 'oversold'.
0.6393
RSI (21)
Relative Strength Index: 0–1 scale of recent gains vs losses. Above ~0.7 is 'overbought' (may be due to cool off); below ~0.3 'oversold'.
0.6166
Stochastic %K (14)
Where the close sits within its recent high–low range (0 = at the low, 1 = at the high).
0.8105
Stochastic %D (14)
A 3-day smoothing of Stochastic %K — the slower signal line.
0.8552
Stochastic %K (9)
Where the close sits within its recent high–low range (0 = at the low, 1 = at the high).
0.6930
Stochastic %D (9)
A 3-day smoothing of Stochastic %K — the slower signal line.
0.8139
Stochastic RSI (14)
RSI rescaled to where it sits in its own recent range (0–1) — a more sensitive overbought/oversold reading.
0.9182
Williams %R (14)
Like the Stochastic, the close's position in the recent range (0 = low, 1 = high).
0.8105
CCI (20)
Commodity Channel Index: how far price is from its average, squashed to about −1…+1. High = unusually strong, low = unusually weak.
0.8716
CCI (40)
Commodity Channel Index: how far price is from its average, squashed to about −1…+1. High = unusually strong, low = unusually weak.
0.8897
Rate of Change (5)
Log return over the lookback — simple momentum (positive = up).
0.0124
Rate of Change (10)
Log return over the lookback — simple momentum (positive = up).
0.0324
Rate of Change (20)
Log return over the lookback — simple momentum (positive = up).
0.0193
KDJ %K (9)
Smoothed position of the close in its recent range (0–1).
0.7518
KDJ %D (9)
A further smoothing of KDJ %K.
0.7235
KDJ %J (9)
The fast, sensitive leg of KDJ — exaggerates turns.
0.6687
Ultimate Oscillator (7/14/28)
Buying pressure blended across short, medium and long windows (0–1).
0.4862
True Strength Index (25/13)
Double-smoothed momentum, about −1…+1 (positive = upward drive).
0.2150
Trend
Moving-average and directional measures of which way the price is trending and how strong that trend is.
Price vs SMA (10)
How far the close is above (+) or below (−) its simple moving average, as a fraction.
0.0129
Price vs SMA (20)
How far the close is above (+) or below (−) its simple moving average, as a fraction.
0.0260
Price vs SMA (50)
How far the close is above (+) or below (−) its simple moving average, as a fraction.
0.0554
Price vs SMA (100)
How far the close is above (+) or below (−) its simple moving average, as a fraction.
0.0892
Price vs SMA (200)
How far the close is above (+) or below (−) its simple moving average, as a fraction.
0.1823
Price vs EMA (12)
How far the close is above/below its exponential moving average (weights recent prices more).
0.0151
Price vs EMA (26)
How far the close is above/below its exponential moving average (weights recent prices more).
0.0283
Price vs EMA (50)
How far the close is above/below its exponential moving average (weights recent prices more).
0.0485
Price vs EMA (200)
How far the close is above/below its exponential moving average (weights recent prices more).
0.1547
Price vs WMA (20)
How far the close is above/below its weighted moving average.
0.0183
PPO (12/26/9)
Percentage Price Oscillator — MACD expressed as a percent so it compares across stocks. Positive = short-term momentum above long-term.
0.0129
PPO Signal (12/26/9)
The smoothed signal line of the PPO.
0.0121
PPO Histogram (12/26/9)
PPO minus its signal line — momentum of the momentum.
0.0008
ADX (14)
Trend strength on a 0–1 scale (direction-agnostic). Higher = a stronger trend.
0.2003
+DI (14)
Strength of upward directional movement (0–1).
0.2879
−DI (14)
Strength of downward directional movement (0–1).
0.1404
Aroon Up (25)
How recently a new high was made (1 = just now).
1.0000
Aroon Down (25)
How recently a new low was made (1 = just now).
0.3600
Aroon Oscillator (25)
Aroon Up minus Down — positive favours an uptrend.
0.6400
Parabolic SAR distance
How far price is from the trailing stop-and-reverse level, as a fraction of price.
0.0349
Parabolic SAR side
+1 when price is above the SAR (uptrend), −1 below.
1.0000
Vortex +VI (14)
Strength of upward trend movement (centred at 0).
0.1256
Vortex −VI (14)
Strength of downward trend movement (centred at 0).
−0.2164
Vortex difference (14)
+VI minus −VI — positive favours an uptrend.
0.3421
MA slope (50/20)
The recent slope of a moving average (positive = rising trend).
0.0240
Volatility
How much the price is swinging around — wide bands and high readings mean larger, riskier moves.
Bollinger %B (20/2)
Where price sits within its Bollinger Bands (0 = lower band, 1 = upper). Above 1 or below 0 is an extended move.
0.9146
Bollinger Bandwidth (20/2)
How wide the bands are relative to price — bigger means more volatile.
0.0628
ATR % (14)
Average True Range as a percent of price — typical daily swing size.
0.0184
Keltner position (20/10/2)
Where price sits within its Keltner Channel (0–1).
0.8089
Keltner width (20/10/2)
Width of the Keltner Channel relative to price.
0.0738
Donchian position (20)
Where price sits within its recent high–low channel (0–1).
0.9721
Donchian width (20)
Width of the recent high–low channel relative to price.
0.0669
Realized volatility (10)
Standard deviation of recent daily returns — how jumpy the stock has been.
0.0077
Realized volatility (20)
Standard deviation of recent daily returns — how jumpy the stock has been.
0.0104
Realized volatility (60)
Standard deviation of recent daily returns — how jumpy the stock has been.
0.0156
Chaikin Volatility (10/10)
Whether the daily high–low range is expanding (+) or contracting (−).
−0.0169
Ulcer Index (14)
A drawdown-based stress measure — higher means deeper/longer dips from recent highs.
2.2418
Volume
Whether trading activity is confirming the price move — money flowing in or out, and unusually heavy or light volume.
OBV change (20)
On-Balance Volume trend — net volume flowing in (+) or out (−).
0.1442
Money Flow Index (14)
A volume-weighted RSI (0–1). High = strong buying pressure.
0.6748
Chaikin Money Flow (20)
Buying vs selling pressure weighted by volume (−1…+1).
−0.0811
Money Flow Multiplier
Where the close finished in the bar's range, the building block of accumulation/distribution (−1…+1).
−0.3378
Accum/Dist change (20)
Recent change in the Accumulation/Distribution line (buying vs selling pressure).
−0.0811
Price vs VWAP (20)
How far the close is above/below the rolling volume-weighted average price.
0.0244
Force Index (13)
Return times relative volume — the push behind a move.
−0.0014
Ease of Movement (sign) (14)
+1 when price rose easily on light volume, −1 when it fell easily.
1.0000
Ease of Movement (z) (14)
How unusual today's ease-of-movement is vs recent days.
0.6699
Volume Rate of Change (14)
Log change in volume vs n days ago — a volume surge/lull.
0.1381
Volume Rate of Change (25)
Log change in volume vs n days ago — a volume surge/lull.
−0.7850
Relative Volume (z) (20)
How many standard deviations today's volume is above/below its recent average.
0.1817
Relative Volume (z) (50)
How many standard deviations today's volume is above/below its recent average.
−0.0676
Relative Volume (20)
Today's volume vs its recent average (log scale; >0 = above).
0.0377
Relative Volume (50)
Today's volume vs its recent average (log scale; >0 = above).
−0.0197
Returns & Statistics
Recent returns over several horizons plus statistical shape (skew, fat tails, drawdown, risk-adjusted return).
Return (1)
Log return over the horizon (positive = up).
−0.0014
Return (2)
Log return over the horizon (positive = up).
0.0108
Return (3)
Log return over the horizon (positive = up).
0.0240
Return (5)
Log return over the horizon (positive = up).
0.0124
Return (10)
Log return over the horizon (positive = up).
0.0324
Return (20)
Log return over the horizon (positive = up).
0.0193
Overnight gap
Open vs the prior close — overnight move.
0.0026
Intraday range
High minus low as a fraction of price — the day's swing.
0.0172
True range
True range (gap-aware swing) as a fraction of price.
0.0172
Return skew (20)
Asymmetry of recent returns — negative means crash-prone tails.
−0.9538
Return skew (60)
Asymmetry of recent returns — negative means crash-prone tails.
−1.9563
Return kurtosis (20)
Fat-tailedness of recent returns — high means jumpy/extreme moves.
1.1386
Return kurtosis (60)
Fat-tailedness of recent returns — high means jumpy/extreme moves.
9.2314
Downside deviation (20)
Volatility of only the negative returns — pure downside risk.
0.0074
Downside deviation (60)
Volatility of only the negative returns — pure downside risk.
0.0123
Max drawdown (20)
Largest peak-to-trough drop over the window, as a fraction.
0.0266
Max drawdown (60)
Largest peak-to-trough drop over the window, as a fraction.
0.0392
Return/risk (20)
Average return divided by its volatility — recent risk-adjusted return.
0.0933
Return/risk (60)
Average return divided by its volatility — recent risk-adjusted return.
0.0457
Return persistence (20)
Whether up days tend to follow up days (+) or reverse (−).
−0.2199
Return persistence (60)
Whether up days tend to follow up days (+) or reverse (−).
0.0652
Price z-score (20)
How many standard deviations the price is from its recent average.
1.6162
Price z-score (50)
How many standard deviations the price is from its recent average.
1.4959
Return z-score (20)
How unusual the latest return is vs recent returns.
−0.2291
Return z-score (50)
How unusual the latest return is vs recent returns.
−0.3369
About Apple Inc.
Apple Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables, and accessories worldwide. The company offers iPhone, a line of smartphones; Mac, a line of personal computers; iPad, a line of multi-purpose tablets; and wearables, home, and accessories comprising…
Apple Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets smartphones, personal computers, tablets, wearables, and accessories worldwide. The company offers iPhone, a line of smartphones; Mac, a line of personal computers; iPad, a line of multi-purpose tablets; and wearables, home, and accessories comprising AirPods, Apple Vision Pro, Apple TV, Apple Watch, Beats products, and HomePod, as well as Apple branded and third-party accessories. It also provides AppleCare support and cloud services; and operates various platforms, including the App Store that allows customers to discover and download applications and digital content, such as books, music, video, games, and podcasts, as well as advertising services include third-party licensing arrangements and its own advertising platforms. In addition, the company offers various subscription-based services, such as Apple Arcade, a game subscription service; Apple Fitness+, a personalized fitness service; Apple Music, which offers users a curated listening experience with on-demand radio stations; Apple News+, a subscription news and magazine service; Apple TV, which offers original content and live sports; Apple Card, a co-branded credit card; and Apple Pay, a cashless payment service, as well as licenses its intellectual property. The company serves consumers, and small and mid-sized businesses; and the education, enterprise, and government markets. It distributes third-party applications for its products through the App Store. The company also sells its products through its retail and online stores, and direct sales force; and third-party cellular network carriers and resellers. The company was formerly known as Apple Computer, Inc. and changed its name to Apple Inc. in January 2007. Apple Inc. was founded in 1976 and is headquartered in Cupertino, California.
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Sector Technology
Industry Consumer Electronics
Exchange NMS
Currency USD
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