Technical Analysis – Meta’s stock to skyrocket on earnings beat
Meta’s stock to jump to a record high
Traders may look for some profit-taking
Facebook parent Meta platforms beat Q4 earnings expectations after Thursday’s market close and announced its first ever dividend to shareholders and a huge amount of stock buybacks.
The stock has been trading 17.05% higher during Friday’s pre-market hours around 460 in the aftermath of its earnings, where the ascending trendline drawn from February 2023 is located.
Some profit taking could be possible if such an aggressive rally sends the RSI back above its 70 overbought level. In this case, support could initially develop around the 450 psychological level, while lower, the bears might take a breather around the 430 number before pressing the price down to the broken bullish channel seen between 410-415.
Alternatively, a continuation higher could target the 490-500 territory.
All in all, Meta’s stock is expected to open with a bang later today, likely motivating traders to take some profits in the aftermath.Related Assets
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