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$674,01
+$8,35(+%1,25)

*Data last updated: 2026-04-16 06:30 (UTC+8)

As of 2026-04-16 06:30, Meta Platforms (META) is priced at $674,01, with a total market cap of $1,69T, a P/E ratio of 27,52, and a dividend yield of %0,15. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $659,49 and $678,50. The current price is %2,20 above the day's low and %0,66 below the day's high, with a trading volume of 14,84M. Over the past 52 weeks, META has traded between $520,00 to $796,25, and the current price is -%15,35 away from the 52-week high.

META Key Stats

Yesterday's Close$662,49
Market Cap$1,69T
Volume14,84M
P/E Ratio27,52
Dividend Yield (TTM)%0,15
Dividend Amount$0,52
Diluted EPS (TTM)23,98
Net Income (FY)$60,45B
Revenue (FY)$200,96B
Earnings Date2026-04-29
EPS Estimate6,69
Revenue Estimate$55,48B
Shares Outstanding2,55B
Beta (1Y)1.309
Ex-Dividend Date2026-03-16
Dividend Payment Date2026-03-26

About META

Meta Platforms, Inc. engages in the development of products that enable people to connect and share with friends and family through mobile devices, personal computers, virtual reality headsets, and wearables worldwide. It operates in two segments, Family of Apps and Reality Labs. The Family of Apps segment offers Facebook, which enables people to share, discuss, discover, and connect with interests; Instagram, a community for sharing photos, videos, and private messages, as well as feed, stories, reels, video, live, and shops; Messenger, a messaging application for people to connect with friends, family, communities, and businesses across platforms and devices through text, audio, and video calls; and WhatsApp, a messaging application that is used by people and businesses to communicate and transact privately. The Reality Labs segment provides augmented and virtual reality related products comprising consumer hardware, software, and content that help people feel connected, anytime, and anywhere. The company was formerly known as Facebook, Inc. and changed its name to Meta Platforms, Inc. in October 2021. Meta Platforms, Inc. was incorporated in 2004 and is headquartered in Menlo Park, California.
SectorCommunication Services
IndustryInternet Content & Information
CEOMark Elliot Zuckerberg
HeadquartersMenlo Park,CA,US
Official Websitehttp://www.meta.com
Employees (FY)78,86K
Average Revenue (1Y)$2,54M
Net Income per Employee$766,60K

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Meta Platforms (META) Latest News

2026-04-15 06:16

Broadcom Secures Expanded Meta Chip Deal as CEO Hock Tan Steps Down from Board to Advisory Role

Gate News message, April 15 — Broadcom and Meta announced yesterday (April 14) an expanded partnership extending through 2029, with Broadcom continuing to provide technical support for Meta's custom accelerators (MTIA). The initial commitment exceeds 1 gigawatt (GW) as part of Meta's multi-gigawatt deployment plan. Broadcom CEO Hock Tan will step down from Meta's board after two years to become an advisor, focusing on Meta's custom chip roadmap and infrastructure investment planning. The companies will jointly develop the industry's first AI chip using 2-nanometer process technology. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated the collaboration will support building computational infrastructure capable of bringing "personal super intelligence" to billions of users. Following the announcement, Broadcom (Nasdaq: AVGO) shares rose over 3% in after-hours trading on April 14, while Meta (Nasdaq: META) remained relatively flat. Broadcom's stock has gained nearly 10% year-to-date. MTIA (Meta Training and Inference Accelerator) is Meta's custom chip series designed for AI training and inference workloads, first introduced in May 2023. Tech giants are increasingly turning to application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) like those Broadcom specializes in as alternatives to Nvidia and AMD's expensive, supply-constrained GPUs. Google pioneered custom ASIC development with Broadcom for its TPU (Tensor Processing Unit), and last week Broadcom announced expanded collaboration with Google and a new compute supply agreement with Anthropic.

2026-04-14 23:11

Broadcom Expands AI Chip Partnership with Meta, CEO Hock Tan to Become Advisor

Gate News message, April 14 — Broadcom and Meta announced a multi-year, multi-generation strategic partnership on April 14 to support Meta's rapidly expanding AI computing infrastructure. Building on existing collaboration, Broadcom will provide technical support for Meta's Training and Inference Accelerator (MTIA) chips, with the partnership planned to extend through 2029. The technology will serve as the core infrastructure for Meta's deployment of advanced AI data centers. The initial phase of the collaboration exceeds 1 gigawatt in scale. Given the expanded scope of this partnership, Hock Tan will step down from Meta's board of directors and transition to an advisory role, where he will provide guidance on Meta's custom chip roadmap.

2026-04-14 02:31

Meta’s net advertising revenue is expected to reach $243.46 billion, and this year it will surpass Google to become the world’s largest digital advertising platform

Gate News update: On April 14, according to a report by the WSJ, Meta is expected to surpass Google this year to become the world’s largest digital advertising platform. Data show that Meta’s net advertising revenue is expected to reach $2434.6 billion, while Google’s is $2395.4 billion.

2026-04-09 15:24

CoreWeave and Meta agree on a $21.0 billion AI infrastructure deal, with services running through 2032

Gate News message, April 9, CoreWeave (Nasdaq stock code: CRWV) announced a new agreement with Meta Platforms (Nasdaq stock code: META), to provide AI cloud capacity through December 2032. The transaction is valued at approximately $21 billion. The new collaboration is built on the existing partnership. CoreWeave signed a $14 billion agreement with Meta in September 2025, to provide computing power through 2031, with an option to extend the term through 2032. The added capacity will be deployed across multiple locations and will include the first deployments of the NVIDIA Vera Rubin platform.

2026-04-09 11:05

Meta makes an additional investment of $21 billion in AI infrastructure company CoreWeave

Gate News update: On April 9, Meta Platforms (META.O) pledged an additional $21 billion USD investment in AI infrastructure company CoreWeave.

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Money isn't just buying stock anymore, it's directly leasing GPUs. ✨One of Wall Street's quietest money machines this week put a $7 billion plug in to Silicon Valley's loudest cloud maker. Quantitative giant Jane Street committed to a $6 billion multi-year cloud service deal with CoreWeave, announced Wednesday, plus a $1 billion direct stock purchase. The price of $109 per share represents a discount of about 7% below the last closing price. The total package is $7 billion. 🤔What happened, what do the numbers say? ✨Jane Street's $1 billion purchase brings its position to approximately $1.44 billion. According to LSEG data, this makes it CoreWeave's fifth-largest shareholder. The firm already announced a 5.4% passive stake last August, accumulating approximately 20 million shares. ✨Jane Street made no secret of its intentions when announcing the deal: "We are deeply investing in cutting-edge technologies that support our research into global financial markets, training massive models on large volumes of noisy data, constantly refining them, and using them at scale to make markets more efficient." 🕵️Why a trading firm is rushing to the AI cloud ✨Max Hjelm, CoreWeave's senior vice president of revenue, described Jane Street as "not a typical client, but operating like a frontier lab." The firm uses tens of thousands of graphics processors to develop the neural networks that feed its trading strategies. The new deal gives Jane Street access to processing power across multiple facilities, including Nvidia's Vera Rubin technology. ✨This isn't an isolated trend. Beyond AI labs, finance, pharmaceutical, and energy companies are also joining the same queue. Players like CoreWeave and Nebius, whom we call neocloud, can deliver faster GPUs than traditional cloud giants because they sell hardware as a service. 👀 What does this mean for CoreWeave? ✍️ Jane Street's move is CoreWeave's third major victory in the past week: ✨ Last week, a multi-year capacity deal with Anthropic, the creator of Claude. A $21 billion expansion of the $14.2 billion deal signed with Meta last year. ✨ The market is rewarding it. CoreWeave shares have risen over 62% in 2026, gaining nearly 30% in the last five sessions alone. The company's market capitalization has climbed from $23 billion at its IPO to $61.61 billion. ✨ But growth isn't cheap. CoreWeave plans to spend $30 to $35 billion on capital in 2026, more than double last year. As of the end of December, its long-term debt exceeded $14 billion. In March, it closed its first investment-grade debt package of $8.5 billion, collateralized by GPUs. 🧐 The Siliconization of Finance ✨ Jane Street's move shatters the thesis that "AI infrastructure is just Big Tech's game." Quantum traders have been laying fiber for speed for a decade; now they're training models for speed. A $6 billion cloud lease and $1 billion in equity is not a hedge, but a direct desire to partner in the production tool. ✨ For CoreWeave, this is a golden story, reducing the risk of customer concentration. In addition to Meta and Anthropic, a financial giant is diversifying its revenue base. For Jane Street, this is the new way to beat the market: not better data, but more GPUs. ✨ The stakes are high. $7 billion is more than just a cloud lease contract. It's the announcement that Wall Street's most profitable algorithms will now be trained on Nvidia chips in a data center in New Jersey. #JaneStreetBets$7BonCoreWeave
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#USStocksHitRecordHighs PART 1 — WHAT HAPPENED? The Core Event On April 15, 2026, U.S. equity markets delivered a powerful upside continuation that pushed major indices into fresh all-time high territory, and this move was not just a small technical breakout but a broad-based risk expansion across institutional flows, algorithmic momentum, and macro sentiment re-pricing, where investors across global desks suddenly shifted from defensive positioning into aggressive accumulation of equities as uncertainty started to fade at the geopolitical level. S&P 500: +0.8% Closed above 7,000 with a new record near ~7,022.95, reflecting a strong continuation of the recovery structure and showing that institutional participation was not only present but expanding across sectors rather than being limited to a few mega-cap names. Nasdaq Composite: +1.6% Closed around ~24,016 with intraday strength above 24,020, marking a fresh record high driven primarily by high-growth technology, semiconductor leadership, and AI-linked capital inflows that continued to dominate liquidity rotation patterns. Dow Jones: Mixed to slightly positive Maintained structural strength, confirming that the rally was not isolated but instead reflected broader macro confidence returning into industrial and traditional blue-chip segments as well. In simple but deeper terms, this move represents a full confidence reset in global risk appetite, where investors are now pricing in a reduced probability of extreme geopolitical disruption and simultaneously increasing exposure to growth-sensitive assets, creating a synchronized upward repricing across equities, risk ETFs, and correlated macro-sensitive instruments. PART 2 — WHY DID THIS HAPPEN? Step-by-Step Explanation The rally was not random at all, but instead a layered reaction that developed through multiple macro phases, each one building on the previous shift in sentiment, liquidity, and geopolitical expectations, ultimately forming a strong “risk-on expansion cycle” across global markets. Step 1 — The Iran War Selloff (The Setup) During late February 2026, heightened military escalation between the United States and Iran created a sudden global risk shock, where energy markets reacted immediately with sharp upward pressure in crude oil prices, while equity markets simultaneously experienced heavy liquidation as hedge funds, macro funds, and leveraged traders reduced exposure to risk assets in anticipation of inflation spikes and supply chain disruption. During this phase, Bitcoin dropped aggressively toward ~$60,000, while Ethereum and broader altcoins experienced even deeper percentage declines due to liquidity withdrawal from speculative markets, and overall crypto market structure shifted into panic-driven distribution where fear dominated positioning and volatility expanded sharply across all major assets. Step 2 — The Ceasefire (Main Catalyst) A temporary ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran, supported through diplomatic engagement involving Pakistan and regional intermediaries, created a major turning point in market psychology because it reduced the probability of immediate escalation and introduced a short-term stabilization narrative that global investors could price in more confidently. As soon as ceasefire expectations strengthened, risk premiums across equities and crypto began compressing rapidly, and capital that had been sitting in defensive positions started rotating back into growth assets, because markets always react faster to “fear removal” than to “fear creation,” and this phase triggered one of the most powerful relief-driven liquidity inflows seen in early 2026. Step 3 — Tech & AI Leadership Expansion The Nasdaq rally was heavily concentrated in mega-cap technology and artificial intelligence ecosystems, where companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Tesla continued absorbing massive institutional inflows, driven by expectations that AI infrastructure demand remains structurally strong regardless of short-term geopolitical volatility. These names alone accounted for a disproportionate share of index gains, and liquidity concentration in these assets created a feedback loop where passive funds, ETFs, and momentum strategies reinforced upward price movement. Step 4 — Earnings Expectations & Forward Pricing Markets began aggressively pricing in strong Q1 2026 earnings performance, as corporate guidance suggested that the temporary geopolitical shock did not materially damage long-term revenue trajectories, and this encouraged analysts to shift from defensive earnings revisions back toward expansionary forecasts. Step 5 — Market Psychology Shift The dominant narrative became “the worst-case scenario has likely passed,” and this psychological transition is extremely important because when macro fear declines, valuation multiples expand rapidly, and capital moves faster than fundamentals, which results in sharp upward repricing across risk assets. PART 3 — WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE CRYPTO MARKET? Short answer: equities are in full breakout mode, while crypto is still in a recovery consolidation phase, and the difference between these two phases is primarily driven by sentiment lag, liquidity rotation speed, and structural volatility differences. Bitcoin (BTC): Price: ~$74,901 24H Change: +0.8% High/Low: $75,426 / $73,510 Implied market condition: recovery continuation but still facing resistance absorption near psychological levels Ethereum (ETH): Price: ~$2,356.78 24H Change: +1.12% High/Low: $2,385.71 / $2,308.36 Market structure: mild recovery with improving but still cautious participation Crypto Fear & Greed Index: 23 (Extreme Fear) This reading highlights that despite price stabilization, broader market participants remain defensive, underexposed, and emotionally cautious, which is very different from equity market sentiment that is currently closer to optimism and expansion mode. PART 4 — WHY IS CRYPTO LAGGING STOCKS? (The Divergence Explained) The divergence between equities and crypto is not a contradiction but a structural lag effect that often appears during early recovery cycles, especially after high-volatility geopolitical shocks. Bitcoin experienced a deeper percentage drawdown compared to equities, meaning it requires stronger inflows and more sustained momentum to fully recover previous highs, and this creates natural lag even when macro conditions improve. Sentiment remains heavily compressed in crypto markets, where Fear & Greed Index levels near 23 indicate that retail and mid-term participants are still in risk-avoidance mode despite improving price structure. Technical resistance is also playing a major role, especially near the $75,000 region for Bitcoin, where repeated rejection attempts suggest that significant liquidity absorption is still taking place before a clean breakout can occur. PART 5 — HOW US STOCKS AND CRYPTO ARE CONNECTED Both markets operate as risk-sensitive macro assets, meaning they respond to liquidity, interest rate expectations, and global uncertainty cycles, although crypto tends to react with higher volatility and slower sentiment normalization. When stocks reach record highs, risk appetite typically increases across the entire financial system, causing capital rotation from low-yield safe assets into higher-beta instruments such as crypto, ETFs, and growth equities, although this rotation does not always happen instantly. Institutional flow mechanisms also matter significantly, because large asset managers rebalance portfolios, and when equity exposure increases, a portion of capital often flows indirectly into crypto-related instruments such as Bitcoin ETFs, futures markets, and structured products, increasing delayed correlation effects. PART 6 — DEEPER LOOK: LIQUIDITY, ON-CHAIN DATA & SENTIMENT From a liquidity perspective, Bitcoin markets are currently showing relatively tight bid-ask spreads, which suggests that active trading depth remains healthy and there is no immediate sign of structural illiquidity stress. On-chain behavior indicates that long-term holders controlling more than 60% of supply are continuing to hold rather than distribute, which typically reflects strong conviction phases rather than distribution cycles. Exchange inflows remain low, meaning fewer coins are moving toward selling venues, and more supply is being transferred into cold storage, which generally reduces immediate selling pressure and stabilizes downside risk. Ethereum is also showing relative structural strength in institutional positioning, especially through ETF-linked exposure channels and improving ETH/BTC ratio behavior, suggesting early rotation interest from sophisticated capital pools. PART 7 — WHAT TO WATCH NEXT (Key Levels & Events) For equities, the most important variable remains geopolitical clarity, especially whether the ceasefire evolves into a more durable agreement, because sustained de-escalation would likely extend equity momentum further into new valuation territory. For crypto, Bitcoin’s immediate structural battlefield is concentrated around the $75,000 resistance zone, where a confirmed breakout with strong volume participation could trigger accelerated momentum expansion, while failure to hold above $72,000 would likely extend consolidation and delay upside continuation. BOTTOM LINE (Clear Summary) U.S. equities are currently in a strong breakout phase driven by fading geopolitical risk, improving macro confidence, and sustained technology leadership, while crypto remains in a delayed recovery phase characterized by cautious sentiment, structural resistance, and slower liquidity rotation. The key divergence is not weakness versus strength, but timing difference in how each market absorbs macro improvements, and historically these phases often converge later when liquidity fully rotates across asset classes. In simple terms, stocks are already pricing optimism aggressively, while crypto is still transitioning out of fear, and this gap is exactly what creates potential catch-up dynamics if macro stability continues.
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