Wells Fargo analyst Ken Gawrelski lowered Meta Platforms' price target from $770 to $765 while maintaining an Overweight rating, reflecting confidence in Meta's AI infrastructure investments despite increased capital expenditures. Meta's strong ad growth and expanding AI compute spending support the bullish outlook, even as Reality Labs continues to post losses and regulatory pressures mount. The stock has faced recent pressure due to higher capex guidance, but Wells Fargo views Meta as a core AI infrastructure holding with long-term potential. Investors should weigh the growth opportunity against near-term volatility from heavy spending.
Meta Platforms is currently trading around $600 per share with a market cap of $1.5 trillion. Analysts project a conservative annual revenue growth of 22.3%, fueled by heavy investments in AI and computing infrastructure. Despite short-term pressure ...
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