NASDAQ:META

Meta Platforms, Inc. (META)

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Meta Platforms, Inc. has shown significant performance in its recent earnings report, surpassing both earnings and revenue estimates, which fueled a substantial rise in social media mentions. Despite this initial surge, the stock experienced a notable decline following CEO Mark Zuckerberg's announcement of increased capital expenditures to support AI infrastructure. Analysts remain divided, with some expressing confidence in the company's long-term growth potential, especially related to advertising boosted by AI. Current evaluations suggest that the stock appears reasonably valued in comparison to competitors, with a favorable growth rate relative to its price-earnings ratio, indicating solid market positioning as it navigates the evolving social media landscape.

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(A Top Pick May 12/20, Up 49%) Of the megacap tech stocks, this is the cheapest at 25x earning with growth around 10-15%. Has a great base. The controversy will continue, but Democrats and Republicans hate FB for opposite reasons--which is the sweet spot.
BUY
Facebook is trading at 27x earnings despite fast growth. It's now one the cheapest growth stocks around. It's where advertisers go.
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(A Top Pick May 04/20, Up 46%) Controversial holding. People like that it's moving into virtual reality. Demand for ads, partnership with Shopify are pluses. Still reasonably priced.

BUY
It enjoyed a couple positive research reports. CEO Zuckerberg faced Congress last week which he considered a confused hearing about regulating social media. No surprise that some analysts wrote positively about FB, because this Congress likely won't do anything about social media. Also, FB's growth is accelerating, selling at 21.6x 2022's earnings, cheaper than any consumer product stock he follows.
BUY

CAD is fairly valued here. Loves the FANG stocks. Super highly cash generative businesses. Super high ROIC. Not really that expensive. FB and GOOG trade at 24-28x forward earnings, when the market's at 22x. No matter what your outlook on the CAD is, you could be buying these names.

TOP PICK
Trades at 26x earnings. Strong user base. Under levered. Instagram can still be monetized. Lots of free cash. Sees great growth in revenue produced per user in Europe and underdeveloped areas of the world, which will benefit free cashflow. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $335.11)
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(A Top Pick Feb 27/20, Up 40%) Still really likes it, though it's gone sideways. Long-term, makes sense. Advertisers love it. Not expensive. Trades at 23x earnings, with a 21% EPS growth rate.
COMMENT

After Trump, users embrace sweet, more civil interaction in their social media, not rage and arguments. Zuckerberg is a great businessman, but FB's lack of moderation has cost him user trust. Winning back that trust is tough. Advertisers will pay more for Pinterest than FB--your ad may appear to ugly politics on FB, but next to a quilt on Pinterest.

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(A Top Pick Feb 11/20, Up 30%) It is his second largest holding and he is more excited about it than last year. Longer term they are very well positioned in the ARVR space.
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All insiders are selling right now, whereas the firm continues to buy back shares. There will be an ESG aspect of company insiders selling shares when the firm is buying them back. Congress will probably come down on companies like this. However, insiders do have regular sell-programs. In general, corporate insiders have been massive sellers since the run-up.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 10/20, Up 19%) There is definite headwinds with regulatory oversight but there is still runway. Growth rate is around 20% and trading around 21x 2022. Price to growth, it is fine. Monthly active users just beat expectations. Average revenue per user is $10. A name you want to buy into asides the regulatory risk.
BUY
He may be the only one who expects an amazing report from them next week, based on so many small/medium businesses advertiser on their platform. If managers say anything about monetizing their other businesses, this can challenge new highs. They report Wednesday.
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Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly FB has benefited from the upgrade by analysts at BMO, who are now calling for a $325 stock price target. They feel the company is poised to have eCommerce vertical integration within the platform become more seamless which will help with future revenues. As one of the big FANG companies, its PE of 31x earnings is cheap compared to the sector average of 84x. We would buy this with a stop-loss of $210, looking to achieve $325 -- potential upside of over 19%. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $322.24)

HOLD
Price target of $314. Being held back by regulatory issues. It's actually cheap. They have the resources to be a leader in AR. Stick with it.
BUY
Given political clouds from Washington They lead the charge in where society is going in social interaction and networking, but on the other side people are screaming that Facebook is not doing what they intended to do. Are they a publisher? Responsible for what users write? This is a very difficult question. Nobody wants to see terrorist acts appearing on social media, but how far can you pull back free speech? Tough question. For investors, people continue to love FB for its ongoing growth as user numbers and advertising levels continue to increase. They will continue to grow revenues, cash flows and earnings. The politics are a risk, but risk is inherent in any stock.
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