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Danny Naz highlights that both AAPL trade ideas worked, closing far in the money.
According to Danny Naz, a phenomenon he calls a Fibonacci Cluster Melt Up occurred when Apple broke through the 283-288 price cluster. He explains that stacked Fibonacci levels can act as support or resistance, and that the breakout led Apple to quickly move up to the next price cluster.
Naz has previously tracked options performance in real time, noting when TSLA 435C call options for June 5 moved into the money during after-hours trading. He has also analyzed ongoing technical patterns, recently updating on ARM's extended wave 5 of 3 and its possible continuation. These updates reflect Naz's consistent focus on technical levels and options activity.