I was impressed in the pullback in mid-October that Facebook Stock fell to just $70.32 intraday at the height of selling on October 15. The stock is showing decent form and reasonable strength despite questions about projected revenue growth and what the next year will bring financially for Facebook.
Since breaking above $70 in mid-summer 2014, the stock has not fallen back below $70. This is building a wide base of support for the stock down at the $70 level.
Facebook Stock Profits
This is my speculative trade for 2014. While volatility has declined making option premiums smaller, I am still generating significant returns from trading Facebook Stock. The key has been staying with the weeklies and using a variety of different strategies depending on the movement or the stock.
Here are a number of strategies I am using and what I will be doing next. Included is a full technical analysis of Facebook Stock up to Friday Nov 14 2014.
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