Meta is holding around $601, and if a pop continues, we could see a nice push to around $615.77 where a gap fill sits with an upsloping trendline coming through at a previous area of support which could now turn into resistance.
This confluence of technical factors—the gap fill, the trendline, and the flipped support level—creates a zone where multiple forms of resistance intersect, making $615.77 a logical area to watch for reversal signals if META rallies from current levels.
However, this is a riskier play since Meta stock is lower on the relative strength index (RSI) and almost oversold on the daily time frame, which means the stock could have more room to run before hitting resistance than the technicals initially suggest. When RSI is near oversold territory, it indicates the selling pressure has been extreme and a bounce could be more substantial than just a quick pop to the first resistance level.
This is why the backup level of resistance around $637 at the next gap fill becomes important. If META catches a stronger bid due to the oversold conditions, it might push through $615.77 and extend toward that higher $637 zone before encountering meaningful resistance. The distance between $615.77 and $637 gives META significant room to rally, and traders need to be aware that the oversold RSI reading suggests the first resistance level might not hold as firmly as it would under normal conditions.
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