Meta: Absolute Moat As King Of Social Media – Reiterate Buy

Summary:

  • META remains a compelling Buy, attributed to its global social media dominance with 3.29B users, leading to its rich advertising revenues and operating margins.
  • Much of the tailwinds are also attributed to TikTok’s potential ban in the US, building upon the growing list of countries which have limited the use of the social media.
  • These developments have naturally led to META’s leading total US digital ad spending in 2024, compared to its social media and advertising peers.
  • Despite the recent rally, we believe that the stock remains cheaply valued compared to its hyperscaler/ advertising/ social media peers.
  • Even so, with the CBOE Volatility Index increasingly elevated, we may see a market-wide pullback occur in the near-term, bringing forth more attractive entry points for those looking to add META.

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META Remains Attractively Valued As The Undisputed King Of Social Media

We previously covered Meta Platforms, Inc. (NASDAQ:META) (NEOE:META:CA) in August 2024, discussing its robust FQ2’24 earnings results and promising FQ3’24


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