Meta Platforms, Inc. (META, formerly Facebook, Inc.) is trading at $573.46, down 1.01% for the day and below MA-20 ($606.64), MA-50 ($640.43), and MA-200 ($685.70), highlighting the sustained dominance of sellers across all major timeframes.
Meta reported a 24% year-over-year revenue growth for Q4 2025 to $59.89 billion and a record EPS of $8.88, exceeding expectations.
Reels on Instagram have matched feed and stories in revenue contribution after a 30% year-over-year increase in viewing time, while Meta completed staff reductions in Reality Labs amid ongoing legal and ESG challenges.
Stocks are trading below key moving averages, momentum signals remain weak, and prices are expected to stay in the range of $560–$585 amid prevailing bearish sentiment.$META
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Meta reported a 24% year-over-year revenue growth for Q4 2025 to $59.89 billion and a record EPS of $8.88, exceeding expectations.
Reels on Instagram have matched feed and stories in revenue contribution after a 30% year-over-year increase in viewing time, while Meta completed staff reductions in Reality Labs amid ongoing legal and ESG challenges.
Stocks are trading below key moving averages, momentum signals remain weak, and prices are expected to stay in the range of $560–$585 amid prevailing bearish sentiment.$META
$METAon
#meta $META