Meta Stock Soars After Crushing Earnings Estimates—Wall Street Scrambles to Keep Up
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Meta defies gravity—again. Another quarter, another earnings beat that leaves analysts clutching their spreadsheets like outdated relics.
The Numbers Don't Lie (But Analysts Did)
Revenue? Up. Profits? Blown away. Meta's stock surged as the company laughed in the face of 'conservative' Wall Street projections—proving, yet again, that betting against Zuckerberg's empire is a fool's errand.
Ad Dollars Flood In
Advertisers keep funneling cash into Meta's platforms like there's no tomorrow. Meanwhile, competitors scramble to replicate the algo-magic that turns user data into pure profit.
The Metaverse Pivot: Still a Money Pit?
Reality Labs losses might still raise eyebrows, but today? Investors don't care—not when the core business prints money faster than the Fed.
Another quarter, another reminder: in the attention economy, Meta owns the factory. And Wall Street? Just another customer overpaying for forecasts.