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Meta plans layoffs 1. Tracking BTC Price & $70K Target On TradingView, you can set up: BTCUSD Chart: Use candlestick charts for precise price action. Technical Indicators: Moving Averages (50/200 MA) → see trend direction. RSI (Relative Strength Index) → detect overbought/oversold conditions. MACD → track momentum for breakout potential. Horizontal Resistance Line at $70K: Right-click on chart → “Add Horizontal Line” → set at 70,000. This lets you visually track when BTC approaches that target. Alerts: Click the “Alert” button → set Condition: BTC crosses 70,000 → get notified instantly. 2. Tracking Meta Layoffs or Stock Moves You can use TradingView for META stock (NASDAQ: META): Charting the Stock Price: Use daily/weekly candles to see trends. Volume Analysis: Spikes in volume often occur around layoff announcements. News Integration: TradingView has a News panel. Filter for “Meta” to see layoffs, earnings calls, or strategic announcements. Indicators for Volatility: Bollinger Bands → see price swings around layoffs. ATR (Average True Range) → gauge volatility spikes. 3. Combining Sentiment With Price If you want to see how layoffs affect stock price: Overlay news events: Use the “Events & Alerts” tool → mark major layoffs. Compare pre- and post-layoff price action: Often, layoffs trigger short-term rallies (cost-cutting) or dips (fear). Use TradingView’s “Pine Script”: Automate alerts for price changes following news. Example: Alert if META drops 3% within 2 days after news tagged “layoff.” 4. Tips for Pro Traders BTC $70K → Treat as resistance until broken convincingly (daily close above $70K is stronger than intraday spike). META layoffs → Watch volume + RSI; extreme readings often precede strong price moves. Combine multiple indicators → moving averages, MACD, RSI, and news events for confirmation before trading. #MetaPlansLayoffs #BTCReclaims70k #PCEMarketWatch $BNB $XRP $USDC