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19.12.25 - 15:39
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Meta: Upward Pressure (TradingView)
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Recently, Meta has experienced renewed upward pressure, pushing toward the resistance level at $690.55. Should this level be surpassed next, we might expect stronger (corrective) climbs up to a new high for green wave alt. near the resistance at $906.60 (probability: 37%). Primarily, we consider the regular wave as already completed and anticipate that the ongoing magenta downward impulse will gradually extend below the support at $580.29.
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18.12.25 - 22:24
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Positive GEX Profile Points Toward 700 Gap Fill (TradingView)
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META – Holding Above HVL, 50 DMA Reclaim in Progress, Upside Call Resistance at 700
META is currently trading below the 200-day moving average , but recent price action suggests a potential structural improvement rather than continued weakness.
From an options perspective, the broader structure remains Positive GEX , indicating that dealer positioning is still supportive on pullbacks. At the same time, IV remains low , which typically favors range expansion and directional follow-through once key technical levels are reclaimed.
On the daily chart, price is now starting to reclaim the 50-day moving average , a level that previously acted as dynamic resistance. Importantly, META is also holding above the High Volatility Level (HVL) , which keeps the short-term regime constructive rather than defensive.
Volatility conditions remain favorable:
Call Pricing Skew is elevated (~31.6%), showing persistent call demand
IV remains controlled, allowing price to move without immediate volatility compres
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28.11.25 - 09:21
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Meta Plafforms stock $META is exploding as expected (TradingView)
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META Platforms NASDAQ:META is reacting nicely to the monthly demand imbalance at $592 as mentioned in the last update. Using pure supply and demand price action. META's big drop was predictable from the monthly and weekly imbalances, and how the current reaction was part of the plan all along. Expecting a decent rally.
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25.11.25 - 15:48
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Too Late to Buy Meta stock? (TradingView)
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META just reached the monthly demand imbalance at $592 and is reacting as expected using pure supply and demand price action. In this video, I show how META's big drop was predictable from the monthly and weekly imbalances, and how the current reaction was part of the plan all along. Expecting a decent rally.
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21.11.25 - 22:00
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Patience pays off? Long META (TradingView)
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I've been patient with META. I've been wanting to go long here since earnings, but I also wanted to see if we'd get closer to the lower trendline. Luckily I waited. But I'm at a point I don't want to wait longer to start my position/trade.
The reasons:
1. That lower trendline has held since October 2022. I might do something I rarely do which is set a stop loss somewhere like $530, just in case. But I think the bulls will jump back in here.
2. Look at the MACD. The last time it looked like this, Meta went on a run from $490 to about $750.
3. There's bullish divergence starting to appear in the RSI which is also oversold at 26.5
4. For the past 2 quarters, the POC is almost exactly where we are. This volume should at least slow the drop, and potentially work as a floor to bounce off of.
I'm not planning on holding this long term, but I will if I have to.
I just bought 25% of my trade and I'll DCA 3 more red days as long as it stays above the trend line. If it drops below the trendline, I'll hold and wait t
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21.11.25 - 06:00
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META 1HR (TradingView)
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Chart Description – META 1H Analysis
This chart presents a technical breakdown of Meta Platforms (META) on the 1-hour timeframe, highlighting a completed topping structure, a breakdown, potential support zones, and upside/downside targets.
1. Large Rounded Top Pattern (Bearish Structure)
The chart shows a large rounded-top arc, transitioning from green → yellow → red.
This shape indicates momentum exhaustion and a shift from strength to weakness.
Price ultimately broke down under the neckline.
2. Breakout / Breakdown Level
The horizontal yellow dashed line marks a key support level (the “neckline”).
Price broke below this level, confirmed by the red arrow, signaling a bearish breakdown.
3. Support Zones
Two immediate supports are illustrated:
Support 1 (Dotted Green Line)
A near-term rising trendline showing temporary relief or bounce potential.
Support 2 (Higher Dotted Green Line)
A longer-term diagonal support that could act as a deeper bounce point if Support 1 fails.
4. Upside Target
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19.11.25 - 14:03
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META: The Reversal Zone | Short term Swing Long Trade Plan (TradingView)
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The chart shows the price has fallen sharply and is currently testing a zone where three significant technical features converge:
Long-Term Trend Line (Yellow): The price has fallen back to the long-term ascending yellow trend line. This line represents the primary bullish trend established since the major low (around 2022/2023). A successful bounce here is essential for maintaining the longer-term uptrend.
Horizontal Pivot Line (Pink/White): The current price is sitting directly on the horizontal support/resistance line (pink or white line near the price). This level acted as a strong pivot point in the past, suggesting significant trading interest.
Breakout Retest (Red Line): The price is also re-testing the long-term descending red trend line from which it previously broke out. This former resistance line often turns into new support.
Conclusion: The convergence of the ascending yellow trend line, the horizontal pivot, and the retest of the old red resistance creates an extremely strong confluence supp
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