Meta PlatformsLong
Facebook/META (FB) | Technical Loading Zone!
Hi,
Meta Platforms slump has attracted quite a lot of interest. Is it a buy, when to buy, why to buy, do I have to buy at all? :)
"Why to buy?" - you have to do your homework! I can tell you when to start building your positions if you have decided to invest in Meta.
Technically speaking, $170 - $220 is quite a strong area. A lot of criteria match inside the mentioned zone and to me, it looks like quite a decent area to start building your position. Use partial entries because the drop is quite massive (historical - Facebook's owner Meta Platforms saw its stock market value slump by more than 230bn on Thursday, in a record daily loss for a US firm) and the overall market sentiment is pretty much interesting :)
Some criteria:
1. Trendline
2. Strong horizontal area
3. Fibo
4. Round number $200
5. 50% drop from ATH
6. Monthly EMA100
Do your own research and invest carefully!
Regards,
Vaido
Meta Platforms slump has attracted quite a lot of interest. Is it a buy, when to buy, why to buy, do I have to buy at all? :)
"Why to buy?" - you have to do your homework! I can tell you when to start building your positions if you have decided to invest in Meta.
Technically speaking, $170 - $220 is quite a strong area. A lot of criteria match inside the mentioned zone and to me, it looks like quite a decent area to start building your position. Use partial entries because the drop is quite massive (historical - Facebook's owner Meta Platforms saw its stock market value slump by more than 230bn on Thursday, in a record daily loss for a US firm) and the overall market sentiment is pretty much interesting :)
Some criteria:
1. Trendline
2. Strong horizontal area
3. Fibo
4. Round number $200
5. 50% drop from ATH
6. Monthly EMA100
Do your own research and invest carefully!
Regards,
Vaido
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