Meta could reach $750 by October 23, with its options map showing a $750 call wall across the next two weeks while the stock trades near $720. The near-term path adds a positioning basis to the earlier AI and valuation upside case; earnings follow on October 28. x.com 

Meta's AI-driven ad growth and elevated option premiums make a November $650 cash-secured put attractive only if owning the shares at a $632.64 assigned cost basis would be welcome. Q2 2026 revenue rose 28% to $60.8B; the put offered $1,736 in premium, 45-50% implied volatility and a 6.4% cushion. Earnings are due before expiry, adding event risk. x.com 

Meta's next-year earnings consensus of $34 a share makes a 30x forward multiple too optimistic unless it delivers a major surprise. The proliferation of $1,000 price targets also looks like a warning to get out. x.com  x.com 

Meta's earnings beat removes the immediate earnings risk from its bullish setup, with the 688 area holding on a closing basis. Q3 revenue was $64.6 billion, up 26%, and EPS of $3.83 beat estimates; Q4 revenue guidance is $73-76 billion. Wave 4 may have ended near 681; a close above the 9- and 21-day averages near 715 would confirm that count, with 755, 773 and 796 as targets. x.com 

Meta's voluntary move is bullish because it expects to profit from it. Its massive debt capacity remains untouched and is increasing. x.com 

Meta looks cooked short term after massive call selling at its bear-market resistance. Long-term institutional accumulation at this level is the largest ever, but the market is clearly not accepting it short term; any bounce would only be off retail support at the moving averages, with institutional resistance above. That everyone sees Meta as the easy buy at a discount to indices fresh off their largest two-month rally is itself bearish, making it one of the most vulnerable stocks. x.com  x.com  … Show more

Meta insiders bought more than $22M of shares in a single day on August 18, a bullish signal. Buyers included COO Javier Olivan at $5.10M, CTO Andrew Bosworth and CPO Christopher Cox at $4.87M each, CFO Susan Li at $2.89M and Vice Chair Dina Powell at $2.49M. x.com 

Meta and Amazon look ready to lead the market next as rotation into hyperscalers builds. Both have been quiet lately while Apple led the market to highs. Amazon could reach $280+ within the next two weeks. x.com 

Meta looks unattractive because its fines, capital raises and AI capex make the math ugly. The stock could trade back to the $500s, while hyperscalers probably have to make those raises with equity down 15-25%. Muse looks like a fad and average users may not need AI agents, matching LogicalThesis's view. x.com  x.com  x.com 

Meta's multi-year bull thesis remains intact despite short-term technical weakness, making a dip to $550-$560 a re-accumulation opportunity. The stock trades below its 8-, 50- and 200-day EMAs, pointing toward ascending trendline support at $550-$560. Its ad and messaging monetization, AI-driven targeting and aggressive AI capex position it as a long-term generative AI winner, and the trend from the $520 base remains valid. x.com