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FB vs SNAP

Hubert Senters here. Let’s take a look at Facebook versus Twitter. Obviously, you don’t have to be a mental giant to figure this one out. It’s going to be long Facebook and short Twitter. Well, let’s take a look at this. Both social media companies Facebook obviously more profitable. Does Twitter make money yet? I don’t know if they do. I haven’t pulled their finances. I think they’re still burning through cash. Facebook is profitable at this point and I would believe. So Facebook, one, two, three, four, five day buy signal right here to the high side. It had a nice run from the selloff there from occurring cane bridge analytics five days. Heads up, if you get all tore up because Facebook sharing your stuff if you’re not paying a company something heads up, you are the product. That’s just my analysis on the thing like if you use — let’s say I had a highly successful YouTube channel and let’s say it was in the gun category and unless I said something crazy not too smart it offended YouTube sensibilities and YouTube didn’t like it and they shut me down. I don’t really get a whine and cry about YouTube shutting me down because YouTube is free. Same thing with Facebook, right. So my advice would be like if you’re only using social media stuff again you don’t want your stuff out here you can just use a private VPN or just, you know, answer the questions incorrectly so that they can track in pixel, you know, like good stuff. Anyway, now that I’ve had my little rant session. Facebook is a decent bar compared to Snapchat, SNAP which I believe they’re still burning through cash and they look like they’re inversed, right. You’ve had a breakdown here. It’s going sideways to slightly lower. I would say it won’t take much time before this bad boy is below $5 and right now it’s currently trading $10.74 and plus their competition is Facebook, Instagram which owns Facebook or Instagram which is owned by Facebook, WhatsApp which is owned by Facebook so I would not bet long on snapchat. I would probably do an inverse pair straight where you go along Facebook and shorts and Apple or not Snapple — Snapchat. I almost got confused with a great little ice tea company Snapple. Good luck. Hope it helps and I’ll see you on the next video. Hubert.

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