AAPL Deep Bull at 272 Running Into Supply After BreakoutApple Inc.BATS:AAPLstingrayea AAPL is trading at 272.14 in a deep bullish structure after breaking out, but price is now pressing into a supply zone at 84.5% of its range. Bulls are dominant but this is where momentum gets tested. Price sits between 286.19 and 195.27 with an 84.5% reading — firmly in the upper zone. The retrace was only -3.1% with a 7.9% bounce at 2.5x recovery and a confirmed breakout. That's healthy structure. Buyers stepped in early and pushed hard. Bias is overwhelmingly bullish. The multi-timeframe score reads 82 to 18 with 54% clarity in deep territory and an extreme breakout flag. That's 50 green against 11 red out of 112 signals. EMAs are a clean 14 to 0. Candles read 11 to 3. Ichimoku is 9 to 5. The spread is 63.9% deep. Counter-trend signals show 13 green to just 1 red. Pattern totals lean bullish at 3 to 2 with harami signals confirming. When nearly every timeframe agrees this strongly, the trend is not something you want to fight. Volume is the one flag worth watching. Z-score is -0.31 which is steady but not strong. Dollar volume is 12.78B and total volume is 46.95M — decent for AAPL but momentum is falling at -0.49. Directional flow reads neutral and the bull-bear ratio is split at 0.55 to -0.88. OBV is the bright spot — sitting at 1.52 with clear inflow. Money is accumulating even if short-term momentum is cooling. Contraction is at 129% suggesting the recent expansion is winding down. No squeeze is active. Bandwidth is at 10.85% with momentum pointing bearish on the shorter timeframe. This isn't a compression setup — it's a trend continuation play that needs fresh energy to push through supply overhead. No futures data available so leverage context can't be assessed. Bullish scenario — OBV inflow continues, volume picks back up, and price pushes through supply toward the 286 high. The breakout structure is confirmed and the deep bull score says every timeframe is aligned. A healthy consolidation here before the next leg up is textbook. Watch for volume Z-score to flip positive and momentum to re-accelerate. Bearish scenario — supply wins and the falling volume momentum leads to a pullback. The -3.1% retrace level and any demand zone below become the target. With the bull-bear ratio slightly negative on the bear side and directional flow neutral, a cooling period is possible. A break below 260 would be the first real warning sign for this structure. This is a trend-following setup, not a reversal play. The deep bull reading with extreme breakout makes shorting against this dangerous. The smart play is waiting for a volume-confirmed push through supply or a pullback to a level where risk makes sense. Chasing at 84.5% of the range without fresh volume is how you buy the top of a consolidation. Stops for longs should sit below the most recent demand structure. Target is the 286 high and beyond if volume confirms. Let the trend do the work. More analysis on my profile. Tags: AAPL, Apple, breakout, deep bull, supply zone, volume analysis, trend continuation, stock market