
The longer-term Elliott Wave structure for Apple (AAPL) on the weekly chart shows the stock completing a five-wave advance from the early-2025 low near $191.80. From that pivot, wave (i) rallied to $231.40, followed by a corrective pullback in wave (ii) that held at $211.60. Wave (iii) then extended to $289.30, with a moderate retracement in wave (iv) completing at $267.50. The final leg, wave (v), pushed to this week’s high of $339.57, completing wave ((a)) of the developing bullish (sequence).
With price closing the week at $336.91, just below that high, Apple is entering the early stages of a corrective wave ((b)). A shallow pullback into the $305–$315 zone would be consistent with the strength of the underlying trend, and as long as that area holds, the correction should unfold in either three or seven swings before buyers return. From there, wave ((c)) can be projected using the Fibonacci extension of wave ((a)). The 61.8% to 100% extension of that leg defines a longer-term target zone between $400 and $455.
While the broader structure remains constructive above the $267.50 pivot from wave (iv), a deeper pullback below that level would call the current wave count into question and suggest the advance needs more time to consolidate before continuing. For now, the weekly trend favors dips being bought, with the depth and shape of the coming wave ((b)) pullback offering the clearest read on how directly price can work toward the $400–$455 zone. For ongoing coverage of this name and others, check our Live Market Analysis section.
Apple (AAPL) Weekly Elliott Wave Chart

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Disclaimer: This article reflects one possible Elliott Wave interpretation of current price action and is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Wave counts are inherently subjective, and no projection guarantees future price movement. Always do your own research before making trading decisions.
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