Meta

$META

As of 28 September 2026, 8 tracked analysts hold a current view on Meta: 5 Analysts Bullish · 0 Analysts Neutral · 3 Analysts Bearish. Every view links to the analyst's own post or video moment.

Catch-Up

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$META’s near-term picture is more constructive after the Muse launch, with options positioning seen supporting further upside. The broader AI-adoption case remains intact as Meta is cited as evidence that downstream beneficiaries are working, though the prior technical caution around an overbought reversal setup has dropped away.

At Generation 2 Analysts Bullish · 0 Analysts Neutral · 0 Analysts Bear
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Editorial Representation of Brent Kochuba Brent Kochuba
BULLISH
$META rally may have room to extend following the Muse launch, with options traders positioned for further upside. Week
Held
Editorial Representation of Tom Lee Tom Lee
BULLISH
$META is demonstrating that AI downstream stocks are working, reinforcing a constructive near-term setup for shares tied to artificial intelligence adoption. Month
Gone
Editorial Representation of David Keller David Keller
BEARISH
$META’s shooting-star candle near an overbought condition suggests the next one to three bars are likely lower following its intraday strength. Week

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Analyst Views on Meta

5 Analysts Bullish · 0 Analysts Neutral · 3 Analysts Bearish
Bullish 5
Editorial Representation of Brent Kochuba Brent Kochuba BULLISH Moderate
Week 1d

$META rally may have room to extend following the Muse launch, with options traders positioned for further upside.

Editorial Representation of Tom Lee Tom Lee BULLISH Moderate
Month 3d

$META is demonstrating that AI downstream stocks are working, reinforcing a constructive near-term setup for shares tied to artificial intelligence adoption.

Editorial Representation of Keith McCullough Keith McCullough BULLISH Strong
Week 6d

$META has triggered a breakout signal today, supporting a near-term upside move rather than signaling a fresh long-standing position.

Editorial Representation of Mark Newton Mark Newton BULLISH Moderate
Week 19d

$META has rebounded strongly from support and is challenging 665 trendline resistance again into FOMC, making a breakout pivotal for broader market strength.

Editorial Representation of Peter Reznicek Peter Reznicek BULLISH Moderate
Week 39d

$META could bounce if it declines toward $520, where March swing lows previously produced a sharp rebound despite litigation-related volatility.

Bearish 3
Editorial Representation of David Keller David Keller BEARISH Strong
Week 3h

Meta’s bearish Harami pattern points to lower prices over the next one to three bars after a sharp downside reversal.

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Editorial Representation of Brian Shannon Brian Shannon BEARISH Moderate
Week 17d

$META rallies have repeatedly been sold quickly after similar advances, making the stock an unfavorable place to chase near-term strength.

Editorial Representation of Jason Shapiro Jason Shapiro BEARISH Moderate
Week 28d

$META is in a bear market, down at least 20% from its high, as large-cap technology leaders continue to lag.

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