Meta Platforms, formerly known as Facebook, is witnessing a robust market behavior with numerous indicators pointing towards future growth. Despite a price target cut by Morgan Stanley, it still holds significant upside potential. The technology company is riding high on their proprietary AI models, 'Mango' and 'Avocado', that have recently sparked new analyst targets and fuelled spirited debates on spending for 2026. Recognized for massive stock buybacks in Q3, Wall Street's 2026 AI forecasts seem promising for the company. Mike Cramer, a commentator on CNBC's Mad Money, labels Meta's data centers as a 'Big, Hard Thing to Do'. Meta's stock has been affected by several events, including the EU privacy ruling, IRS tax dispute, a shakeup of the board, pushing AI video, and critical analyst targets. In the face of these uncertainties, some analysts remain optimistic about Meta's comeback in 2026. However, others predict potential downfalls for investors. Predictions place Meta and two other stocks potentially being worth more than $2 Trillion by 2026. Noteworthy is Meta's consideration to pivot to 'closed' AI models, which has stirred mixed reactions from stock investors. Amid the fluctuations and debates, Meta's stock has seen a 2% rise over the week.
Meta Platforms Stocks News Analytics from Thu, 06 Feb 2025 08:00:00 GMT to Sat, 20 Dec 2025 22:20:35 GMT -
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