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Meta Platforms Inc - Class A

NASDAQ: META Internet Content & Information
$633.38
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META at a Glance

Valuation
Market cap
$1.59T
P/E ratio
21.3
Dividend yield
0.33%
Profitability
Revenue (TTM)
$241.6B
Profit margin
31.1%
EPS (TTM)
$29.31
Price
52-week range
$519 – $780
24/7 target
$790.78
Street target
$850.10
Earnings
Next report
Jan 26, 2027
Q3 2026 EPS
$3.83
vs. $5.70 est.
−32.8%

Headquartered in Menlo Park, CA Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: META meta.com

About Meta

Meta Platforms, Inc. operates global social technology platforms and is investing heavily in artificial intelligence and immersive technologies. The company's Family of Apps segment includes Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp, which collectively serve 3.64 billion daily active people. Its Reality Labs segment develops virtual and augmented reality consumer hardware, software, and content. Meta generates the vast majority of its revenue from digital advertising served across its family of applications, leveraging AI-driven engagement, recommendations, and monetization tools. The company is undertaking a massive capital expenditure program to build AI infrastructure, with annual capex expected in the range of $135-145 billion for 2026. Meta has also launched AI products including Muse and its first frontier model, Muse Wonder, as part of its strategy to deliver personal superintelligence. The company is establishing a new non-voting Class C common stock effective January 2027 to support future capital raising and strategic flexibility while maintaining its founder-led governance structure. Updated

Revenue by Segment · Q3 2026
  1. Family of Apps99%
  2. Reality Labs1%

Latest Activity

Bloomberg Businessweek Weekend - November 13th, 2026

  • Ed Ludlow on Jensen Huang's ouster from Nvidia, his limited equity stake and the DOJ espionage probe
  • NYSE's Lynn Martin on settling tokenized stocks via Avalanche and the push to 23x5 trading
  • Fable Studio's Edward Saatchi on an AI-generated feature film made by 30 people in nine months
  • Bloomberg's Chris Palmeri sees GTA 6 at up to 40 million units and $3 billion in early retail sales

The concrete call here is on Take-Two: Palmeri frames GTA 6 as a $3 billion opening act and the company as the last dominant pure-play publisher as the industry consolidates. The Nvidia segment cuts the other way, with leadership now interim and a federal espionage probe running into an earnings report.

AI Economy Roiled by Nvidia CEO Huang’s Departure

  • Emily Chang's four-day European shoot turned out to be Huang's final major interview as CEO
  • Ed Ludlow: Huang keeps no future association with Nvidia; DOJ espionage probe and a second employee relationship reported
  • Founders100 ETF CIO says the fund must sell its Nvidia stake, its third-largest at over 6%, within 90 days
  • CFO Colette Kress steps in as interim; outside search underway, with Tim Cook floated per Trump administration signals

Founder-led index rules are now a mechanical seller of Nvidia: one ETF has 90 days to exit a position that was over 6% of the fund. The succession picture is unsettled, with a career CFO holding the seat on an interim basis and the shortlist reaching as far as Apple's chief executive.

NVIDIA Leadership Shakeup, AI Trade Fallout and OpenAI Valuation 11/12/26

  • Huang resigns after a second alleged affair report; CFO Colette Kress named interim CEO with earnings a week away
  • Stephanie Link sold her Nvidia stake and added Micron at five times earnings, citing a cleaner story
  • Panel points to AMD, Broadcom, Apple and Alphabet as landing spots for capital leaving Nvidia
  • OpenAI raised $15 billion at a $1.25 trillion pre-money valuation on negative 109% operating margins

The committee split live on air: some sold into the leadership shock, others held, but nobody argued Nvidia trades on fundamentals over the next six to 12 months. That rotation is already visible in heavy retail call buying in AMD near record highs, and in Link swapping into Micron ahead of a December earnings report she thinks brings a buyback.

Is Jensen Huang Finished At Nvidia? | Dan Ives

  • Ives puts 15% odds on Jensen Huang exiting as CEO, and sees a 25-30% drop in the stock if it happens
  • Chips to China are 'done' as both parties unite on an anti-China tech stance after the midterms
  • AI demand-to-supply still 4-to-1 with 75% of data centers permitted; Anthropic's IPO value halved to $1T
  • CoreWeave called 'essentially an SPV for Nvidia'; Palantir and Tesla's Optimus framed as the durable bets

One person's job carries roughly a quarter of Nvidia's value, and the board review and congressional hearings are still ahead. Ives stays bullish on the AI trade itself, pointing at permitted capacity and a 4-to-1 demand-to-supply gap, while flagging CoreWeave's capital structure as the fragile link.

A decade in bonds returned 16%, less than half the 39% rise in US inflation, while NVIDIA compounded past 11,000%.

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Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 11/6/26

  • Cramer calls Friday's tech bounce a dead cat bounce, with sellers waiting on any data-center recovery
  • Cisco seen as oversold after falling from $230 back to the 90s; he'd buy a small position
  • Applied Materials at $332 versus its $740 summer peak is not automatically a buy
  • Neocloud earnings from CoreWeave and Nebius framed as the week's real test on debt costs

Cramer is telling holders of AI infrastructure names that the washout is unfinished, and that a strong jobs report did nothing to help. The one place he is willing to put money is Cisco, which he thinks has been dragged down with everything else. Applied Materials gets the opposite treatment: its lower price still looks expensive because the old price was built on a squeeze.

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Roughly $80 billion comes off a $1.3 trillion company in one session, an outsized single-day move for a mega cap this size. No confirmed catalyst yet, so the next few sessions decide how much of it sticks.

A politician who ran against data centers is now courting one, a sign Meta keeps leverage on permitting and incentives as its AI buildout costs climb.

$META president says a newly elected governor who made data centers a campaign issue asked to meet after inauguration: “As soon as we get past the inauguration, let's meet, because we don't want to lose this investment in our town." "We don't want these jobs to go elsewhere.” https://t.co/GbhsEhIMlC
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Meta do?

Meta Platforms, Inc. operates global social technology platforms and is investing heavily in artificial intelligence and immersive technologies. The company's Family of Apps segment includes Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp, which collectively serve 3.64 billion daily active people.

What is the META stock price target?

24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for META is $790.78, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $850.10. META price prediction →