Just opened a small position in $GOOG at $280. There is good support near $271, so I see it as a high-reward, low-risk opportunity. Now that the stock has dropped 13% today and nearly 30% since May, GOOG is reasonably valued.
We also added to our initial position in $META, and now have a cost basis of about $630 in that stock. This plan was laid out in a previous article.
Writing up GOOG and META with charts and explanations now, article to follow tomorrow morning.
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