FAANG Stock Recap Show | How Much Lower Will FAANG Stocks Go?

Happy Friday!!! Welcome to the FAANG Stock Recap Show where every Friday we recap all the major news & technical analysis for Facebook (FB), Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Nvidia (NVDA), Netflix (NFLX), Google (GOOG, GOOGL), Microsoft (MSFT), and Tesla (TSLA) stock.

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Timestamps:
Intro: 0:00
Meta News: 0:24
Apple News: 3:27
Amazon News: 5:28
Netflix News: 7:29
NVIDIA News: 7:54
Google News: 8:10
Microsoft News: 8:55
Tesla News: 12:22
S&P 500 Technical Analysis: 14:48
Meta Technical Analysis: 15:32
Apple Technical Analysis: 16:48
Amazon Technical Analysis: 18:12
NFLX Technical Analysis: 18:50
NVIDIA Technical Analysis: 20:04
Google Technical Analysis: 21:10
Microsoft Technical Analysis: 21:53
Tesla Techical Analysis: 22:42

[namanlohia]

Always look forward to the FAANG stock recap show!!

[marcuspadilla]

Crack open a cold one and listen to Colin recap the week, nothing else id rather do on a Friday night 🍻

[stin]

I like to watch these while folding my clothes

[ivanapanosova]

Thank for your time. Love your Friday up to date . Continue accumulating Tesla and google.

[MrZrryan]

I wait patiently for THIS video every Friday. THANKS Colin, MUCH appreciated !!

[Rockassist]

As far as the MSFT/ATVI deal goes; it was always going to go into a phase 2 review in the UK. it's just too big of a deal for it to pass without any review in the current climate. Offering remedies or other deals before it goes into a phase 2, when they know it *will* go into a phase 2, is just negotiating against themselves. The timeline for closing when the deal was announced (12-18 months from January 2022) is a dead giveaway that they expected an in depth and long review process.

Keep up the great work. I don't miss a single one of your videos. Thanks for the insights.

[ReconPro]

Have a good Friday & weekend everyone

[ydwprzb]

Thank you! Been waiting for this video - YT did not notify me. Had to go to your channel to look.

[FitnessKauf]

I like your show! Greetings from germany.

[alizhang]

i picked up some Google today. My average cost is 95/share now

[lovedeep]

Thank you sir. Was tabbing into AMZN. Slowly building bug tech. #1 position is still TSLA.

[kaylu]

Thanks bro, awesome recap as always!! 👌👍

[adamburns]

Great analysis as always! Would love to hear your take on Twilio after the huge downgrade! Cheers

[angelocruz]

Thank you sir. still buying msft and google

[jez]

As usual great content. I've noticed the likes for the videos are low compared to the views. Perhaps at the start you could remind people to like and subscribe, this channel deserves far more attention for the fantastic content it offers.

[jeno]

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[johnbaker]

I actually love the weekly FAANG stock recap show :)

[Dwilliams]

YouTube TV is amazing. Absolutely worth the $60 per month

[xtrashove]

hey just found your channel after two years of a disastrous subscription to the Montley Fool. Your financial breakdowns are like a breath of fresh air, thanks. Two requests from a new sub: number 1 is please have a look into DexCom, Insulet, maybe some other diabetes players since you can have an argument that with the mixture of low mobility and high volumes of processed foods diabetes could be the disease of the 21st century... And number 2: when you look into these massive sell-offs, you're constantly saying that there're plenty of better companies to grab. Could you give any examples? And I mean examples from the same tech industry. If CRM, SHOP and other presumably stable companies (compared to MQ or AFRM for instance) are getting this comment, I personally am at a loss what are even better alternatives.

[ruebendelgado]

Religiously watch your breakdown and fang week breakdown. Have you done a etf one? Just curious thinking you might know how to separate good from great picks