Meta Platforms trades near its 52-week low, and 24/7 Wall St. has issued a buy recommendation with a price target of $837.78, implying 47.61% upside from the current price of $567.58, at a 90% confidence level. The target is derived from a blend of trailing and forward P/E anchors and the Wall Street consensus target, adjusted by a proprietary 247Factor multiplier of 1.111. Meta beat first-quarter 2026 earnings per share estimates by 56.79%, posting $10.44 against a $6.66 estimate, on revenue of $56.31 billion, yet shares fell after the company raised its full-year 2026 capital expenditure budget to between $125 billion and $145 billion. The bull case highlights 57 buy and strong buy ratings with no sell ratings, a consensus target of $827.32, and accelerating ad revenue, while the bear case points to Reality Labs' $4.03 billion operating loss and potential free cash flow pressure. Even under a bear scenario applying a 15-times multiple to forward earnings per share of $41.13, the stock would be valued at approximately $726.79, above the current trading price.
Meta Platforms Inc.24/7 Wall St. issued a buy recommendation with a $837.78 price target, implying 47.61% upside, and Meta beat Q1 2026 EPS estimates by 56.79%.
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