META (D) — The bounce meets the long moving-average wallMeta Platforms Inc Class ABATS:METAEdoLab-MarketsMETA Meta Platforms trades at 600.29 after a bounce that has carried it from the recent low in the 520 area up to the long moving averages, reclaiming much of the ground lost in the correction in just a few sessions. The current session moves between 581.76 and 603.58 and closes at 600.29, above the daily EMA 5 (586.29), EMA 9 (580.13) and EMA 20 (581.50), and also over the daily EMA 50 (596.64), while the ceiling is now set by the EMA 100 (613.60) and the daily EMA 200 (630.06), the two references that decide whether the bounce turns into something more. Daily momentum backs the turn. The MACD keeps its main line still below zero at −5.70 but already above its signal at −10.74, with a positive histogram of 5.04 that reflects the improvement, and the TRIX confirms with the fast line at 0.48 above the slow at −0.17 and a 0.65 histogram, a clean bullish cross. The oscillators travel in the mid zone, with the classic Stochastic (Stoch 14) at 66.4 and the fast (Stoch 5) at 64.8, while the intermediate (Stoch 50) at 41.3 and the macro (Stoch 89) at 46.1 leave room ahead. The RSI 14 at 54.0 reclaims the buy side and the RSI 2 at 66.9 comes along. The dissonant note is the daily A/D, with the fast line at −78.0 below the slow at −61.9 and a −16.1 histogram, a flow that has not turned yet and is worth watching closely. Weekly Analysis. On the intermediate timeframe the real scale of the correction becomes clear, along with the floor the bounce leans on. Price at 600.29 sits above the weekly EMA 9 (591.36) and EMA 100 (598.41), but still below the EMA 20 (607.32) and above all the weekly EMA 50 (626.24), the major mid-term resistance, with the EMA 200 far below at 512.47 marking that the long-running underlying trend is still alive despite the drop close to 25% from the highs in the 790 area. Weekly momentum has not turned yet and that is the nuance that calls for caution. The MACD stays negative at −18.33 below its signal at −16.74 with a −1.59 histogram, and the TRIX keeps the fast line at −0.72 below the slow at −0.52, still on the sell side. The sign of hope is in the Stochastic, which prints its first bullish cross from the low zone with the fast line reactivating at 40.0 over the classic at 30.5, the intermediate at 21.2 and the macro at 31.6, an oversold picture that is starting to unwind. The RSI 14 at 47.8 approaches neutrality and the RSI 2 at 78.5 reflects the strength of the short-term bounce. The weekly A/D, by contrast, stays negative with the fast line at −76.7 below the slow at −59.4, a reminder that mid-term flow does not confirm yet. Four-Hour Analysis. The short term is where the bounce looks strongest and where price has already reclaimed almost the entire structure. At 600.38 it trades above the EMA 20 (579.69), EMA 50 (584.56), EMA 9 (587.12), EMA 5 (593.05) and EMA 100 (596.93), with the four-hour EMA 200 just above at 613.83 as the first dynamic resistance to beat. Momentum comes along without cracks. The MACD has crossed up over zero at 4.45 above its signal at −0.79 with a 5.24 histogram, and the TRIX keeps the fast line at 0.59 over the slow at 0.28, both in positive territory. The Stochastic travels in the mid zone with the classic at 59.6, the intermediate at 51.5 and the macro at 48.1, while the fast at 37.1 suggests a very short-term pause. The RSI 14 at 58.0 and the RSI 2 at 75.4 confirm the intraday buy bias. The weak point is again the flow, with the four-hour A/D sunk with the fast line at −89.3 and the slow at −82.2, a clear divergence between a price that rises and a flow that does not back it yet. Meta Platforms is the giant of social media and digital advertising, with Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp at the core of an ecosystem that reaches billions of users. Its advertising business remains the cash machine, now reinforced by artificial-intelligence-based recommendation and targeting tools, while the company keeps an aggressive bet on AI with its own models and on Reality Labs. The main risk is the high level of capital investment, which pressures margins and makes the name sensitive to any disappointment about the return on that spending, on top of recurring regulatory scrutiny. The next relevant catalyst is again the quarterly earnings release, with the focus on advertising revenue growth and on capex guidance. Key levels: - Immediate dynamic resistance: daily EMA 100 and four-hour EMA 200 (613-614) - Decisive structural resistance: daily EMA 200 and weekly EMA 50 (626-630) - Recovery resistance: pre-correction highs (660-690) - Ceiling and all-time high: 790 area - Immediate support: daily EMA 5, EMA 9 and EMA 20 cluster (580-586) - Dynamic support: daily EMA 50 (596.64) - Structural support: recent low (519-520) - Major long-term support: weekly EMA 200 (512.47) Setup Rating — 3/5 ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (Bounce with short-term momentum turning up and the long-term trend intact, against a demanding long moving-average resistance and an A/D flow that has not confirmed on any of the three timeframes) ✅ Positive factors: - Short-term momentum turning up, with the four-hour MACD crossed over zero and the daily TRIX in a bullish cross - Price has reclaimed on the daily the EMA 5, EMA 9, EMA 20 and EMA 50, which shift from resistance to immediate support - First bullish cross of the weekly Stochastic from the low zone, with mid-term oversold starting to unwind - Long-term underlying trend intact, with the weekly EMA 200 far below at 512.47 - Daily and weekly Stochastic with room ahead before reaching overbought ⚠️ Cautions: - Negative A/D flow and not turning across all three timeframes, with a clear divergence against a price that rises in the short term - Weekly momentum still on the sell side, with the MACD and the TRIX in negative territory - The block of the daily EMA 100 and EMA 200 (613-630) is a dense resistance that can stall the bounce - A rejection in that zone would send price back toward the short moving-average cluster and, below it, toward the recent low 👍 As long as Meta holds the daily short moving-average cluster (580-586) and the daily EMA 50 (596.64) on a close, the bounce has room to attack the immediate resistance of the daily EMA 100 and the four-hour EMA 200 at 613-614. Clearing that band on a close would open the path toward the decisive zone of the daily EMA 200 and the weekly EMA 50 (626-630), and above it toward the pre-correction highs at 660-690. The cleanest signal would be the A/D reclaiming its fast line and finally coming along with price. 👎 If price is rejected at the long moving-average wall and loses the daily EMA 50 (596.64) and the short moving-average cluster on a close, the bounce would lose steam and shift the focus back to the support of the recent low at 519-520. As long as that reference and the weekly EMA 200 (512.47) hold, the drop would remain a correction within the major trend; its loss on a weekly close would cool the floor thesis and open a deeper adjustment. Break the long moving-average wall or better to wait for the flow to turn? 👇