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The market correctly valued Meta a $380. Then Meta announced they were going all in on the Metaverse, had set fire to $100bn so far and were going to continue
by blitzar 3y ago
The market correctly valued Meta a $380.
Then Meta announced they were going all in on the Metaverse, had set fire to $100bn so far and were going to continue to throw ~$20bn a year into the Metaverse - the market correctly valued Meta a $100.
Meta announded they were going all in on the Ai - the market correctly valued Meta at $315.
You have picked a poor example; the moves in the stock, are primarily the fault of themselves. Those that saw the emergence of Ai and Zuckerberg as one of the leaders in the space got a nice 3x. If it didnt happen, Meta stock would probably be worth about as much as MySpace.
fwiw I said they were going to zero when they rebranded to Meta. Turns out I was wrong.
- paulpauper 3y agoMeta had about a zero percent chance of dying like MySpace. Meta has tens of billions of dollars of annual profits (2x of Walmart, amazingly, $30 billion vs $15 billion) near total dominance of social networking, mobile advertising, etc. MySpace had none of those.
- user_named 3y agoThis isn't an answer to the poster above. The point is Meta talking about putting all their annual profit on fire. That makes the stock useless for investors.
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