Billionaire Tepper Bets Big on Meta—Is This the Ticket to a $2 Trillion Valuation?

Hedge fund heavyweight David Tepper just doubled down on Meta Platforms—because nothing says ’trust the tech’ like a billionaire’s gamble.

With Meta eyeing the elusive $2 trillion club, Tepper’s move screams confidence—or just another high-stakes game of financial FOMO.

Will Zuckerberg’s empire deliver, or is this another case of Wall Street chasing shiny objects? Only time—and the next earnings call—will tell.

David Tepper Buys In On Meta: But What’s Next For The Stock?

The US stock market has gotten off to a rough start in June thus far. Increased trade tensions have seen various futures plummet, as both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 fell to start the week. Yet, despite the ongoing geopolitical and macroeconomic concerns, there are reasons to be optimistic.

A host of Magnificent 7 stocks have gained slightly as investors have shown a clear belief in their potential. Among them is Meta Platforms (META), with notable investors like billionaire David Tepper buying stock that appears bound for the coveted $2 trillion club.

According to a recent report, Carolina Panthers owner Tepper increased his position in META in Q1. That wasn’t all; the move also saw him decrease his position in companies like Amazon (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), and Nvidia (NVDA). That shows a clear belief from Tepper and his Appaloosa Management hedge fund in META over its mega-cap counterparts.

Currently, META features a market cap of $1.646 trillion. Moreover, if it is able to break through the $2 trillion mark, it would become just the 6th firm to achieve such a feat. Specifically, it would join Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon, Apple (AAPL), Nvidia, and Microsoft.