Meta Platforms shares set another record on Monday, opening at a fresh all-time high and trading roughly $7 above their previous peak in pre-market dealings. The milestone extends a rally that has lifted the stock almost ninefold from its 2022 lows, underscoring investor confidence in the company’s advertising rebound and artificial-intelligence push. Derivatives activity also pointed to bullish sentiment. Traders snapped up about 1,100 October $900 call contracts priced around $10.50 to $10.75, positioning for further gains in the months ahead. The latest surge comes despite recent disclosures that Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg has been selling shares, a pattern analysts say has so far had limited impact on the megacap name’s upward trajectory.