Why Meta's Stock Got Absolutely KILLED! (and will it ever recover?)

Описание: Why Meta's Stock Got Absolutely KILLED! (and will it ever recover?)

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Just 14 months ago, Meta Platforms stood at the pinnacle of success. Once known as Facebook, the company, which also owns Instagram and WhatsApp, was on top of the world. Meta's stock soared to a staggering $383 and the company's value reached a mind-blowing valuation of $1.1 trillion. Mark Zuckerberg, the prodigy who founded Facebook in his college dorm room at the age of 19, had turned his vision into the sixth-largest listed company in the world. Mrk Zuckerberg's net worth skyrocketed to a whopping $145 billion, cementing his position as the third-richest manin the world. But little did Zuckerberg and his team know, that Meta's collapse was imminent and that just 14 months after reaching the peak, Meta's stock was trading below $90 a share, a decline of 76%. So what exactly happened over this 14-month period at Meta? In this video I will give you a concise breakdown of the events leading to this tectonic shift in Meta investors' sentiment including the biggest one-day drop a stock ever experienced in U.S. stock market history.





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In July of 2021, Meta, that back-then was named Facebook, reported its 2nd quarter earnings and it's no secret that Facebook and its social media apps were major beneficiaries of the global pandemic and lockdowns all around the world. Facebook’s revenue grew an astonishing 55% YoY, operating profits grew 107% and Facebook’s operating margin stood at a whopping 42.5%. So it was no surprise that investors’ sentiment was euphoric which eventually led to Meta’s peak valuation of $1.1 trillion in early September. Later in October 2021, Zuckerberg also announced at the Facebook Connect conference that the company is going to change its company name to Meta which was supposed to reflect Facebook’s growing ambitions beyond social media and Zuckerberg’s vision of becoming a key player in the emerging Metaverse space.

The now-rebranded company Meta reported its fourth-quarter results in February of 2022. When Meta reported its 2021 fiscal year results, this can be identified as THE turning point in terms of the sentiment over Meta investors.

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