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RDDT, META and SNAP Forecast – Major Stocks a Bit Quiet in Premarket

Published: Apr 01, 2025, 13:12 GMT+00:00

The three markets that I am reviewing in this article all look like they are going to open a bit on the quiet side. However, there are a couple of levels I am watching closely.

In this article:

RDDT Technical Analysis

The stock for Reddit looks as if it is going to open up pretty much where it closed during the previous session, as we are testing the $105 region, which of course is a area that has been in support for a while. So, with that being said, if the market were to turn around and rally from here, the 200 day EMA near the $115 level needs to be paid close attention to. With that being said, if we can break above there, then I think Reddit could go all the way to $140.

There is still a massive gap that needs to be filled, and some traders will look at it through that prism and it’s possible we could drop as low as $80 before filling it. Because of this, I think we have a situation where there is a lot of noise just above, but we are starting to show signs of a bounce. Early days though.

META Technical Analysis

Meta has the 200-day EMA front and center right now, and as a result, I think you have to be somewhat cautious. If we can turn around and take out the 200-day EMA to the upside, that allows Meta to go back to the $631 level, which is where the 50-day EMA is. If we break down below the bottom of the candlestick for the trading session on Tuesday, then the market more likely than not will dump towards the $520 level, maybe even the $500 level.

SNAP Technical Analysis

And finally, Snap looks as if it is trying to bounce from an extreme low, there is a lot of support near the $8.25 level, and as a result, traders will probably continue to look at this as a floor in the market. Quite frankly, if we get below $8, that could be disastrous. So, pay close attention to this. A bounce from here could be imminent, but recognize that the 50-day EMA near the $10 level is going to continue to be a major problem and therefore we need to pay close attention to whether or not the market could ever break above there.

About the Author

Chris is a proprietary trader with more than 20 years of experience across various markets, including currencies, indices and commodities. As a senior analyst at FXEmpire since the website’s early days, he offers readers advanced market perspectives to navigate today’s financial landscape with confidence.

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