This article explains why I quit investing in Humana, selling shares for $570 to buy Meta Platforms for $89 on the same day. I divide the article into two distinct components, the technical and the analytical.

Sell Humana $570 to Invest in Meta $89

On the day that Humana share price soared to $571, I decided to quit investing in this company informing everyone about it. Thereafter, Humana (HUM) insiders bailed out leaving the U.S retail investor holding the bag. Wall Street analysts raised Humana (HUM) price target to lure the American crowd into massive losses, while they downgraded Meta Platforms (META).

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Jim Cramer ended up apologizing to U.S retail investors about Meta stock crash, while laughing backstage.

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So, while Americans were buying Humana shares on momentum, capitulating on Meta Platforms, I was doing the opposite after consulting with Goncalves, the expert in behavioral analysis who recently elaborated on the recent geopolitical event, a Chinese balloon flying over U.S. territory.

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