Monday, February 07, 2022 13:43:52 UTC
Traders may purchase the dip in anticipation of a comeback if prices drop below the $250 barrier level this morning.
After Meta Platforms Inc. reported its first-ever loss in users for this past quarter and the mounting threat of TikTok, the FB chart reveals a massive selloff on the platform. More than $250 billion of their market worth was wiped away, and their share price fell more than 22% from $320 to $230, where support was discovered. With an overhead resistance level of $250 and a support level of $230, it traded at $237.
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Friday, January 28, 2022 11:37:35 UTC
A panel formed by Meta Platforms determined that the Facebook ban was reasonable at the time, but that the company should reconsider its action in six months.
Despite fervent support of the former president, by upholding Facebook's ban on former President Donald J. Trump, a panel of journalists, activists, and attorneys hired by Meta (Facebook) ended Trump's instant comeback on mainstream social media and reignited the debate over tech's control over online speech.
A majority of those polled continue to disagree with the Facebook ban.
A 'wannabe' judicial body overseeing Facebook's content choices determined that it was correct to ban Mr. Trump from its platform following the uprising in Washington in January, stating that he had "established an environment where a real danger of violence was possible" Consistent risk "supported" the measure, the panel said.(More)
TRUMP STILL BANNED ON FACEBOOK
Friday, January 28, 2022 11:37:35 UTC
A panel formed by Meta Platforms determined that the Facebook ban was reasonable at the time, but that the company should reconsider its action in six months.
Despite fervent support of the former president, by upholding Facebook's ban on former President Donald J. Trump, a panel of journalists, activists, and attorneys hired by Meta (Facebook) ended Trump's instant comeback on mainstream social media and reignited the debate over tech's control over online speech.
A majority of those polled continue to disagree with the Facebook ban.
A 'wannabe' judicial body overseeing Facebook's content choices determined that it was correct to ban Mr. Trump from its platform following the uprising in Washington in January, stating that he had "established an environment where a real danger of violence was possible" Consistent risk "supported" the measure, the panel said.
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