
Meta Platforms, Inc. (ticker: $META) has been downgraded by Jefferies from a price target of $810 to $725, maintaining a 'buy' rating. The stock is currently trading below its 200-day moving average for the first time since January 2023, marking a notable shift as it becomes the last of the 'Magnificent 7' stocks to do so. As of the latest trading session, $META experienced a decline of 2.19% overnight, contributing to a broader trend where the average 'Magnificent 7' stock is down approximately 25% year-to-date. This downturn has led to the group officially entering a bear market, with many stocks in this category showing significant drawdowns from their peaks, including $TSLA down 47% and $NVDA down 30%. Meta's market capitalization share in the S&P 500 has also dropped sharply, reflecting a broader decline in tech stocks, which have accounted for a substantial portion of the S&P's overall drop this year.
Magnificent 7s Cash Position: 1️⃣ Amazon ($AMZN): $101B 2️⃣ Alphabet ($GOOGL): $95B 3️⃣ Meta ($META): $78B 4️⃣ Microsoft ($MSFT): $71B 5️⃣ Apple ($AAPL): $53B 6️⃣ Nvidia ($NVDA): $43B 7️⃣ Tesla ($TSLA): $36B #BigTech #CashRich #StockMarket
The last domino to fall... $META closed below its 200-day SMA today for the first time in over TWO YEARS. https://t.co/mvsgCk8vVE
The Magnificent 7 has officially entered a Bear Market after falling more than 20% from the Peak 🚨🚨 https://t.co/DODMqdplG6






