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I did.Who played Meta puts? Them shyts about to print tomorrow morning.
I did.Who played Meta puts? Them shyts about to print tomorrow morning.
I jumped into the clean energy ETF (ICLN) on Monday. Turns out their biggest holding is ENPH. Looks like the entire sector is on the move.$ENPH is a beastly stock.
Couldn't have happened to a 'better' company.Meta lol. I’m in the industry and I saw it coming a mile away.
They have like 2 billion daily active users and 3 billion monthly active users. More people than just boomers in a country that has like what 330ish million in total population use Facebook. The death of Meta's core product will be a long drawn out one.Googles earning was super predictive of metas as well. If google couldn’t even hit top and bottom the meta had no fukkin chance.
Meta aka Facebook will see diminishing ad revenue for the foreseeable future as the cookie deprecates, their user level shrinks to nothing but old people, and their platform being just total shyt for people. They need to quickly innovate outside of stupid fukkin meta verse that nobody gives a fukk about and most of all, advertisers don’t care about. They need to acquire or some shyt.
Not if I buy the dip before the markets openI did.
From where I sit, and that’s in the industry, fb budgets have continuously gone down and will continue to do so in my opinion. They won’t all of a sudden drop like a rock but price is the best news and guide to any stock. From an objective chart perspective which I value more than even my own industry expertise, clear bear flag confirmed with todays er. Where it will go long term especially if your cost basis is in the 200s and 300s isnt good right now.They have like 2 billion daily active users and 3 billion monthly active users. More people than just boomers in a country that has like what 330ish million in total population use Facebook. The death of Meta's core product will be a long drawn out one.
The metaverse in and of itself isn't a bad idea. The problem is the tech isn't there yet hence they're spending billions trying to get it there. If they can succeed in that they will effectively own the next evolution of the internet and the hardware used to access it. Meta's problem right now is they don't own the hardware they depend on for advertising. They have a heavy dependence on mobile and Apple and Google gate keep that. The Metaverse solves that.
Meta is a advertising company with a dependent product that doesn't afford them much access to user data. Google has the search engine, YouTube, Android and all those services. Google probably knows more about you and your habits than blood relatives. Amazon has their online store so they know shopping habits and what you're interested in there. Meta has apps they put on Google and Apple phones. They got billions using the product but it now exist inside a bubble they can't see outside of so how do they target ads to those users?From where I sit, and that’s in the industry, fb budgets have continuously gone down and will continue to do so in my opinion. They won’t all of a sudden drop like a rock but price is the best news and guide to any stock. From an objective chart perspective which I value more than even my own industry expertise, clear bear flag confirmed with todays er. Where it will go long term especially if your cost basis is in the 200s and 300s isnt good right now.
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