“Folks who hang around the invitation-only AAPL Sanity board — many of them long-time investors who bought low years ago and never sold — tend to have well-tuned antennae for the kinds of market signals that drive Apple’s share price up or down,” Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports for Fortune.
“‘I had a notion that AAPL generally performed well over Thanksgiving,’ a regular who calls himself djt posted Tuesday morning. ‘Maybe it’s because people are in a good mood? Anyway, to confirm my hypothesis here’s AAPL’s 5-year chart with the Thanksgivings marked,'” P.E.D. reports. “The chart does seem to confirm djt’s thesis, although as he points out the share price didn’t stay up for long in the year of the Great Apple Selloff.”
P.E.D. reports, “But that was 2012, and this is 2014.”
Read more and see the chart in the full article here.
