META
Another analyst, same Meta thesis
TD Cowen hopped back on the Meta bull train and reiterated a Buy rating with an $820 price target. That implies roughly 22% upside from where the stock was trading, which is basically Wall Street saying, “Yes, the stock’s expensive, but maybe not that expensive.”
The Street still likes the story
Meta isn’t short on fan club members. MarketBeat says the broader analyst crowd is sitting at a Moderate Buy with an average target near $837.72, and the range is still pretty wide — some firms are up at $900, while others are trimming targets to $800. Translation: nobody’s exactly selling the family silver here.
Why you should care
Analyst ratings don’t magically change a company’s business, but they can matter when a stock is already priced like a superstar. Meta’s got the kind of momentum where every new Buy note helps keep the narrative hot: AI, ad growth, and investor patience all bundled into one very expensive package.
Big picture
If you own Meta, this is another reminder that the Street still wants to believe. If you’re on the sidelines, it’s one more analyst note making the case that the stock’s still got legs — even if those legs are running on a treadmill with a very high bar.