"Facebook can't possibly go lower" ...right?
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FB going lower was something many people did not expect on February 3rd, 2022 after the huge drop on earnings. I am afraid that many investors and traders did not pay heed to the words of one of my favorite investors Peter Lynch that "a stock can always go lower." Now price is grinding down those expecting a quick bounce. Let's look at this event as a teachable moment for price action as well as how to express options trades in high Implied Volatility using Vertical Debit Spreads.
FB going lower was something many people did not expect on February 3rd, 2022 after the huge drop on earnings. I am afraid that many investors and traders did not pay heed to the words of one of my favorite investors Peter Lynch that "a stock can always go lower." Now price is grinding down those expecting a quick bounce. Let's look at this event as a teachable moment for price action as well as how to express options trades in high Implied Volatility using Vertical Debit Spreads.
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