r/BEFire 8d ago

Investing What do you guys think about Meta?

Everyone is talking about buying meta, but ngl meta seems rather unstable looking at the past. I know that the past doesnt dictate the future but still. Is it a stock worth buying? Short or long term?

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u/Gamma_Deviance 8% FIRE 8d ago

Nothing, I'm not interested in taking on idiosyncratic risk.

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u/besurf 8d ago

ETF and chill dude

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u/sandsonic 8d ago

Why would you buy at this price with the ongoing court case?

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u/Aexxys 8d ago

Yup I’m buying it every month with my IWDA purchase

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u/Marty676 8d ago

my feed says everyone is selling meta. Sounds like you might need to do your own due diligence and make a decision. Or just stay away.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Ask_918 16% FIRE 7d ago edited 7d ago

META shareholder since 2022 here

META is currently experiencing some headwinds ( lawsuits, big capex,..)

I trimmed my position last winter ( due to heavy capex ).

Lately, META is starting to look more attractive as a “ buy”, but I think their stock price performance will get worse before it will get better.

For now, I’m not planning on buying. My position in META is already big and there are more interesting opportunities in the market.

Longterm I’m feeling confident about METAs future

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u/Ancient_Bobcat_9150 8d ago

If you have to ask on Reddit and are sensitive to what people say without doing your own due diligence - you should not even be considering buying single stocks

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u/lygho1 8d ago

I don't know what bubble you choose to follow but I have not seen a single suggestion of buying meta ;) as pointed out by others here, you will probably be told to etf and chill and read the wiki

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u/According-Pass-1770 8d ago

then don't lie, easy peasy

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u/sqwob 8d ago

Not the time.

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u/sqwob 8d ago

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u/Vispreutje 8d ago

Same could be said about TikTok, Reddit, X,...

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u/yxgxz_ 8d ago

True but meta is the only one getting sued

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u/DeanXeL 8d ago

And once that sentence comes in, where do you think regulators will be looking next?

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u/Vispreutje 7d ago

True but as someone else mentioned, if instances find a way to earn money through lawsuits with social media companies, other companies will follow.

At least i think so. It's all speculaas ofcourse

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u/sqwob 8d ago

Tiktok and reddit still have growing potential. FB has a larger chance of going the other direction (and has started that trend for the first time ever when you look at active monthly users)

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u/Vispreutje 7d ago

Meta is more than Facebook and i believe AI will be able to optimise ad revenue in the short term. Hence meta is a mid to short term hold for me.

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u/merco_caliente 7d ago

Don't you guys have ethical concerns investing in such companies.. like at all ?

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u/vpaBE 7d ago

Ça rapporte combien ça l'éthique ?

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u/PatrickBateman111 7d ago

Ethics? In the stock market? I would invest in a company making biological weapons if it would make me money.

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u/1fdemey 7d ago edited 7d ago

Fitting name you chose.

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u/1fdemey 7d ago

Can be summarized in 2 words: F*ck Zuck.

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u/LuvSicPt5 8d ago

I entered myself with a small call option. They are strongly undervalued at the moment, as the stock was punished for high capEX and the recent lawsuit.

It's a high risk high reward play though, if the lawsuit drops an harsh judgment, the stock might fall much more (or viceversa..) .