Most people use Facebook to look at photos of their friends’ trips, follow news stories, or simply post how their day is going…
But there’s a small amount of people that make quick profits from Facebook over and over.
And I’m not talking about selling on their marketplace or running any kind of ads…
I’m talking about a simple ‘in-and-out’ $1,796.
Facebook is in the news roughly 2-3 times a week.
It seems lately the news surrounding the social media giant has been largely negative.
They’ve had privacy breaches, data leaks, and even disappeared from the face of the earth for 6 hours!
…Costing them $79 MILLION from missed advertising revenue.
That number is important to the dirty secret I’m talking about, but I’ll come back to that.
Needless to say, people can NOT live without Facebook.
You might be able to… I certainly can… but the majority of the population cannot.
And when the world relies so heavily on one thing, there are opportunities to make money off it.
The day before the Facebook outage, an inside whistleblower went public with information that Facebook was purposely targeting minors with body shaming type content.
This has led to a large group questioning Facebook’s moral stance.
In the wake of this leaked information, on top of the Facebook outage and other trivial issues, Facebook’s (FB) share price plummeted almost 15%…
Sure, there’s been downward pressure on most stocks as the overall market stumbled after recent highs in early September, but Facebook has been one of the serious losers.
Now, get this… I haven’t even talked about the biggest boogeyman Facebook is standing in front of.
The company has gone through data leaks, scandals, and outages (although none this big) before.
They know how to combat them, or at least apologize when last resort.
What I’ve learned from my inside sources is something that could make Facebook crater harder than we’ve ever seen.
And it’s all because of an unlikely foe… Apple (AAPL).
Remember how much I said Facebook lost in ad revenue in just 6 hours?($79 MILLION)
Well, Apple has launched an update that could do much more damage, for a longer time period, and Facebook is scrambling.
Apple’s update last month for iPhones and Apple computers offered their users a chance to opt-out of being tracked across the web.
Now, this is obviously a great move for our privacy, but for Facebook it’s a silver bullet. At least for now.
Facebook has used that tracking to target us with hyper specific ads for years.
It’s how they’ve built up such high revenue numbers by selling ads using data-driven metrics.
So, Facebook will probably continue to drop for a little bit, but it will figure out a way around this.
What Facebook does to supplement this isn’t of really that much importance. What is important is that I believe it will bounce back, and it’ll give us a shot at a quick $1,796 (or more depending on how many shares you get).You see, last time Facebook suffered a setback, it surged 45%! On $4,000 worth of shares that would’ve been a quick $1,796 profit.
It’ll probably fall a little more this time, but when we get in, the return could be even BIGGER.
I’ve got my eyes on Facebook and that $1,796, and you should be seeing that move very soon too! null
