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Roblox Share Price Could Fall Below $43 on Renewed Selling

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Written By: Eno Ikenna Eteng
Reviewed By: Mohamed Yonis
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  • The Roblox share price could fall below $43 as renewed selling hits the stock as a fallout of the poor Q4 2021 earnings.

The Roblox share price remains under pressure after the online gaming stock, the toast of the WallStreetBets Reddit subforum in 2021, suffered a Q4 loss that exceeded analysts’ estimates. On 15 February, Roblox reported a loss per share of $0.25, which exceeded the expectations of a $0.12 loss per share. This result precipitated heavy selling on the stock, sending it from $73.63 to as low as $43.06 at the opening of trading on 24 February.

The situation has led to a slew of downgrades, with the lower band of the 12-month price target set at $45 by institutional analysts. The price has attained this mark, and only time will tell if the Roblox share price will drop below this price mark or not. Other targets set for the Roblox share price are $74.50 for the median target and $108.00 as the upper band. The Roblox share price has opened the trading day 3.88% lower as of writing, setting up the potential for a third straight losing session.

Roblox Share Price Outlook

The weaker open points to a downward push that targets the all-time low at 43.10. If the bears degrade this support level, new all-time lows beckon. These could potentially be at the 36.43 or 26.38 price mark (100% and 127.2% Fibonacci extension from the 11 January, 28 January, and 15 February price swing).

Conversely, a bounce at the 43.06 price support sets up a potential double bottom pattern. Completing this pattern would require a break of the 53.25 price mark, which would serve as the neckline resistance. An advance beyond this neckline sets up a potential measured move that targets 66.76, with 60.60 as a potential pitstop. 

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This post was last modified on Mar 04, 2022, 09:57 GMT 09:57

Written By: Eno Ikenna Eteng
Reviewed By: Mohamed Yonis

Eno's work as a technical analyst and author since 2009 is well recognized in the industry and on several freelance platforms. He is also a member of the prestigious UK Society of Technical Analysts and a top-ranked participant in the Basic Investment Banking and Asset Management simulations with Amplify Trading.

Published by
Written By: Eno Ikenna Eteng
Reviewed By: Mohamed Yonis