Meta (META) Price Target Raised by Tigress Financial, Supporting Modest Upside
Tigress Financial raised Meta Platforms' price target from $935 to $945 per share, indicating modest confidence in the stock's potential upward movement.
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Tigress Financial raised Meta Platforms' price target from $935 to $945 per share, indicating modest confidence in the stock's potential upward movement.
Wedbush raised Meta Platforms' price target to $900 from $880, indicating a modest positive outlook for the stock.
Piper Sandler raised Meta Platforms' price target from $840 to $880 per share, indicating increased confidence in the stock's valuation.
B of A Securities raises Meta Platforms' price target from $810 to $885, signaling increased confidence in the stock.
Raymond James lowers Meta's price target to $800 amid higher expenses but highlights AI progress as a key long-term growth driver with most brokers maintaining buy ratings.
Meta Platforms' stock rose over 5% after analysts raised price targets despite regulatory scrutiny of its $2 billion Manus AI deal. Earnings next week will reveal AI investment impact.
Cantor Fitzgerald raised Meta Platforms' price target from $720 to $750, indicating positive analyst sentiment and potential upside for the stock.
Baird cut Meta's price target slightly amid strong backing from a16z; WhatsApp faces Russian restrictions impacting over 100 million users.
Meta Platforms posts strong EPS growth, led to UBS raising price target, despite legal challenges over addictive algorithms related to teens.