Apple, Inc. opened the trading session on Thursday mostly flat after consolidating on Wednesday and then fell about 1 percent lower within the first half-hour of trading. On Wednesday, Market Rebellion co-founder Jon Najarian said on CNBC he added to his position in Apple, despite the tech giant nearing a $3 trillion market cap. Najarian believes the stock is headed to $200. Bank of America is also bullish on Apple due to strong demand for iPhones and lower trade-in prices for older models. BofA Analyst Wamsi Mohan has a Buy rating on Apple and a price target of $215. Chart-wise, Apple appears to be headed for a blue-sky run after some further continued consolidation takes place on both the tech giant’s stock and the overall market, which has been running hot for about two weeks The Apple Chart Apple reversed to the upside on March 15 but didn’t confirm a daily …