QQQ   354.84 (-0.02%)
AAPL   179.21 (-0.21%)
MSFT   333.68 (-0.67%)
META   271.12 (-0.10%)
GOOGL   127.31 (+1.03%)
AMZN   126.61 (+1.05%)
TSLA   221.31 (+1.70%)
NVDA   386.54 (-1.32%)
NIO   7.87 (+2.61%)
BABA   86.69 (+2.71%)
AMD   124.23 (+5.34%)
T   15.66 (+1.75%)
F   12.93 (+2.70%)
MU   67.54 (-0.34%)
CGC   0.74 (-5.13%)
GE   105.46 (+1.31%)
DIS   92.16 (+1.27%)
AMC   4.64 (+0.22%)
PFE   38.37 (-0.72%)
PYPL   65.02 (+0.79%)
NFLX   399.29 (-1.05%)
QQQ   354.84 (-0.02%)
AAPL   179.21 (-0.21%)
MSFT   333.68 (-0.67%)
META   271.12 (-0.10%)
GOOGL   127.31 (+1.03%)
AMZN   126.61 (+1.05%)
TSLA   221.31 (+1.70%)
NVDA   386.54 (-1.32%)
NIO   7.87 (+2.61%)
BABA   86.69 (+2.71%)
AMD   124.23 (+5.34%)
T   15.66 (+1.75%)
F   12.93 (+2.70%)
MU   67.54 (-0.34%)
CGC   0.74 (-5.13%)
GE   105.46 (+1.31%)
DIS   92.16 (+1.27%)
AMC   4.64 (+0.22%)
PFE   38.37 (-0.72%)
PYPL   65.02 (+0.79%)
NFLX   399.29 (-1.05%)
QQQ   354.84 (-0.02%)
AAPL   179.21 (-0.21%)
MSFT   333.68 (-0.67%)
META   271.12 (-0.10%)
GOOGL   127.31 (+1.03%)
AMZN   126.61 (+1.05%)
TSLA   221.31 (+1.70%)
NVDA   386.54 (-1.32%)
NIO   7.87 (+2.61%)
BABA   86.69 (+2.71%)
AMD   124.23 (+5.34%)
T   15.66 (+1.75%)
F   12.93 (+2.70%)
MU   67.54 (-0.34%)
CGC   0.74 (-5.13%)
GE   105.46 (+1.31%)
DIS   92.16 (+1.27%)
AMC   4.64 (+0.22%)
PFE   38.37 (-0.72%)
PYPL   65.02 (+0.79%)
NFLX   399.29 (-1.05%)
QQQ   354.84 (-0.02%)
AAPL   179.21 (-0.21%)
MSFT   333.68 (-0.67%)
META   271.12 (-0.10%)
GOOGL   127.31 (+1.03%)
AMZN   126.61 (+1.05%)
TSLA   221.31 (+1.70%)
NVDA   386.54 (-1.32%)
NIO   7.87 (+2.61%)
BABA   86.69 (+2.71%)
AMD   124.23 (+5.34%)
T   15.66 (+1.75%)
F   12.93 (+2.70%)
MU   67.54 (-0.34%)
CGC   0.74 (-5.13%)
GE   105.46 (+1.31%)
DIS   92.16 (+1.27%)
AMC   4.64 (+0.22%)
PFE   38.37 (-0.72%)
PYPL   65.02 (+0.79%)
NFLX   399.29 (-1.05%)

Meta Breaks Out Of A Base, Looks Like A Growth Stock Again

Key Points

  • Meta Platforms broke out of a flat base on March 15 and is holding nearly 14% above its 50-day average.
  • In the past 12 months, institutional investors accounted for more buying than selling, which bodes well for future price growth. 
  • This year, Wall Street expects an earnings increase of 48%, with another 17% increase forecast for next year.
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CompanyMarketRank™Current PricePrice ChangeDividend YieldP/E RatioConsensus RatingConsensus Price Target
Meta Platforms (META)
2.5125 of 5 stars
$271.12-0.1%N/A33.64Moderate Buy$245.13
Amazon.com (AMZN)
2.532 of 5 stars
$126.61+1.0%N/A301.45Moderate Buy$143.52
Apple (AAPL)
2.7699 of 5 stars
$179.21-0.2%0.54%30.43Moderate Buy$175.32
Netflix (NFLX)
2.1209 of 5 stars
$399.29-1.1%N/A42.93Moderate Buy$349.72
Alphabet (GOOGL)
2.2857 of 5 stars
$127.31+1.0%N/A28.35Moderate Buy$130.51
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