With the market taking a downturn as a whole, it creates some buying opportunities for some very profitable companies like Facebook.
Strategy: Take whatever amount you want to invest in FB and divide it into 4 equal parts.
1. Buy at each level I've indicated.
2. Sell at target price I've indicated.
I believe FB will go down in the short term and then eventually retest 193.09. I don't know exactly how far it will go down, but I believe it will bounce off one of the 4 levels I've indicated, and I don't think it will correct any lower than the bottom buy target (156.55). There is strong support there, and the business is very strong. If all buy targets are hit then you'll have an average cost basis of 167.26 giving you a 15.36% gain when it returns to 193.09. If it goes up before it hits all the targets, then you'll make less money then you would have if you'd been able to get the maximum exposure you'd allocated, but you'll still make money and that's something never to complain about. This strategy protects you from buying too high while allowing you to get some exposure to this very profitable company.
example
$10,000 desired exposure
$2,500 @ 178.77 (13 shares)
$2,500 @ 170.65 (14 shares)
$2,500 @ 163.07 (15 shares)
$2,500 @ 156.55 (16 shares)
Strategy: Take whatever amount you want to invest in FB and divide it into 4 equal parts.
1. Buy at each level I've indicated.
2. Sell at target price I've indicated.
I believe FB will go down in the short term and then eventually retest 193.09. I don't know exactly how far it will go down, but I believe it will bounce off one of the 4 levels I've indicated, and I don't think it will correct any lower than the bottom buy target (156.55). There is strong support there, and the business is very strong. If all buy targets are hit then you'll have an average cost basis of 167.26 giving you a 15.36% gain when it returns to 193.09. If it goes up before it hits all the targets, then you'll make less money then you would have if you'd been able to get the maximum exposure you'd allocated, but you'll still make money and that's something never to complain about. This strategy protects you from buying too high while allowing you to get some exposure to this very profitable company.
example
$10,000 desired exposure
$2,500 @ 178.77 (13 shares)
$2,500 @ 170.65 (14 shares)
$2,500 @ 163.07 (15 shares)
$2,500 @ 156.55 (16 shares)