Himalaya Capital is reported to be buying Apple Inc and Pinduoduo Inc, and at the same time selling Facebook Inc.

This is because even though Facebook's figures were not bad and that it has a market cap of $ 774.1 billion, its profitability these last 3 months was -1.17%.

Kinsman Oak Capital Partners also said they have mixed opinions about Facebook. According to them, the company is "not that expensive" and that its fall comes down to antitrust risk and valuation.

"We believe the company has an element of platform risk. Aside from that, its stocks appear to be undervalued as compared to the rest of the market. Hence, from veiled profits, Facebook seems more expensive than it really is, "they said.

Taking this into account, investors may sell Facebook's stocks. However, it should be within the framework of the ABC pattern shown on the chart:

To put it more precisely, limit risks at $ 286.45, and then take profit as soon as the quote reaches $ 254.61 and $ 244.55.

This strategy is based on Price Action and Stop Hunting methods.

Good luck!