Jim Cramer Says META’s a Steal—Time to Load Up Before Wall Street Catches On?
Mad Money’s lightning-rod host declares Zuckerberg’s empire undervalued—just as the stock claws back from its metaverse bellyflop. But with Cramer’s track record (remember his ’Bear Stearns is fine’ moment?), maybe check the charts before blindly following the hype.
Key questions: Is this a genuine turnaround or dead-cat bounce? Does ’cheap’ mean ’bargain’ or ’value trap’ in an AI arms race where META’s playing catch-up?
Proceed with caution—nothing makes hedge funds happier than retail investors chasing yesterday’s news.
Source: Investopedia
Jim Cramer Talks META Stocks 2025, and Why It May Be Time to Buy In
Big tech stocks took another step back Monday after thriving last week. The Dow Jones Index erased 300-point gains with its performance to start the last week of April. Moreover, the overall market has fallen moderately, encouraging further concern regarding the state of the market this year.
That development has only reaffirmed what one popular analyst has said about one of the largest companies on the planet. Indeed, CNBC’s Jim Cramer has called Meta Platforms stock ‘cheap,’ as it may be time for interested investors to buy in on the mammoth tech company.
Speaking of the tech sector, Cramer called Meta the “cheapest’ of the group. “I wanted to buy some META yesterday. I was talking with Jeff Marks: ‘Which one are we going to buy for the club?’ But it’s just very hard until we get more oversold and buy ahead of tomorrow. But I think MET is the cheapest,” Cramer said.
The stock fell less than 1% on Monday as it traded at the $545 level. Moreover, its drop is a reversal of a 12% jump that has taken place over the last five days. Currently, it has a median price target of $700, representing 28% upside for the company over the next 12 months. With 65% upside in the bull case projection of $900, a price below $550 does seem like a solid buy for interested investors.
