Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) is poised to become the next company to achieve a $4T valuation, following the historic milestone recently reached by Nvidia (NVDA) and Microsoft (MSFT), according to a new analysis by BestBrokers.
Paul Hoffman, data analyst at investing research platform BestBrokers, projected that the social media and metaverse giant, currently valued at approximately $1.88T, could surpass the $4T mark by early February 2027.
“Meta’s (NASDAQ:META) aggressive push into AI-powered tools and immersive metaverse experiences has reignited investor enthusiasm throughout 2025,” Hoffman said.
The resurgence of Meta (META) comes after years of strategic recalibration, with its robust advertising business continuing to serve as a financial engine despite regulatory challenges.
Not far behind in this valuation race is semiconductor powerhouse Broadcom (AVGO), which the BestBrokers analysis suggests could reach the $4T threshold by May 2027.
“Broadcom’s (AVGO) integral role in powering AI chips and data center technology is driving rapid growth,” Hoffman said, noting how the company has captivated Wall Street with its rise from relative obscurity to tech titan.
Other tech giants are also on track to join the exclusive $4T club, albeit on longer timelines. Amazon (AMZN), currently valued around $2.29T, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSM), at approximately $1.22T, are both projected to reach the milestone by 2028.
Meanwhile, Alphabet (GOOG), (GOOGL) and Apple (AAPL) face more measured growth trajectories due to evolving market dynamics and increased competition, with the analysis forecasting they will achieve $4T valuations by August 2029 and January 2031, respectively.
The race to join the trillion-dollar club is equally compelling, with three major companies approaching this milestone within the next year. JPMorgan Chase (JPM), valued at approximately $795B; and Walmart (WMT) at around $785B are neck-and-neck competitors, each leveraging digital transformation to fuel growth rates of 33% and nearly 30% over the past three years, respectively.
Oracle (ORCL) is also making a meteoric rise with an impressive 53% market cap increase over three years, positioning it to potentially break the $1T barrier within a year, the research said.
Lastly, technology disruptors Netflix (NFLX) and Palantir (PLTR) have emerged as dark horse candidates in the valuation race, Hoffman said. Their market capitalizations surged by 84.78% and 81.69%, respectively, between 2024 and 2025 alone.
For Palantir (PLTR) specifically, while its three-year growth trajectory suggests a timeline of about three and a half years to reach $1T, its latest annual growth rate significantly accelerates that estimate to just one year and 7 months, according to BestBrokers.
“As 2025 unfolds, the race toward $4T market caps is about more than just numbers, it reflects where innovation, strategy, and investor sentiment are converging to reshape the global economic landscape,” Hoffman said. “Meta (META) and Broadcom (AVGO) are rewriting expectations, while the industry watches keenly to see who will claim the next milestone.”