Markets might have taken a long weekend, but we’re right back where we left off on Friday with more choppy action. Tech names are getting crushed, but we are seeing some bulls run in to buy the dip in our good friend Apple. The king of tech is set to reveal its latest iPhone 14 alongside other new gizmos at Wednesday’s Far Out press event. Apple’s shares are down with Tuesday’s market while weekly options are seeing a small bump in implied volatility, with market makers expecting around a $3 move higher or lower in the world’s top tech stock. And if you’re looking for more big institutional order flow, I have more trades inside, including some repeat flow that helped score a fantastic win for our Weekly Blitz Alerts strategy!
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