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21 articles tagged Meta Platforms, newest first. Every price call in these articles was recorded when published and later checked against market data — see the track record.
The Fed Held and the Gap Was Sold: Meta's 13.5% Week Says Rates Were Never the Problem
Wall Street took the Fed's hold as a green light and opened higher across the megacap complex. Four of the seven names that gapped up closed below their prior c...
Meta Funds AI With Preferred Stock — and the Megacap Bid Faded All Day
Meta priced depositary shares tied to Series A preferred to fund AI capex. Seven of ten megacaps gapped higher Wednesday — seven closed in the lower third.
Oil Spike Gapped Tech Lower — Then Seven of Ten Closed in the Upper Third
Brent at a near six-month high knocked eight of ten names lower at the open. Buyers took most of it back by the bell. AMD led at +2.25%.
Asia Sold the AI Trade at 2%. New York Bought It Back by 4.67%.
Japan's Nikkei fell 2% on US tech losses and crude. Hours later Amazon closed +4.67% and AMD +4.30%, while Meta logged a fourth straight red close.
Oil Above $100 Split the Board: JPM +2.48%, META -2.28%
Crude back over $100 did the sorting. Financials and payments closed at the top of their ranges while four megacaps shut in the bottom tenth of theirs.
The Chip Rout Went Global — KOSPI Fell 6% and AMD Closed on Its Low
Asia is now importing the US semiconductor selloff. AMD shut at $586.85, a hair off the session low, while six of ten megacaps still closed green.
Meta's $31.83 Alone Beat the Entire Megacap Basket's $24.27 Gain
Meta added $31.83 per share Monday — more than the ten-name megacap basket gained net. Strip it out and the group was red. Morgan Stanley counts 54% of US stock...
AMD's Trillion-Dollar Milestone Closed in the Lower Third of Its Range, and Microsoft Took the Session
AMD crossed a trillion in market value and finished barely changed. Microsoft gained 3.40% to a 90-day high while Meta shed 3.37% — a 677 basis point gap betwee...
Iran's Seven-Day Hormuz Offer Is an Option With an Expiry, and JPMorgan Just Printed Its 90-Day Low
The consensus reads a Hormuz de-escalation as broad multiple relief. The prior session says the repricing running through financials and capital-intensive compu...
JPMorgan Drops $14.40 in One Session to a 90-Day Low — and Not a Cent of It Gapped
JPMorgan closed at $337.64, down $14.40 or 4.09%, its lowest close in ninety days — with the entire decline occurring inside the cash session.
Splits Divide the Price, Not the Business — and Friday's Megacaps Made the Point
Three companies set stock-split record dates next week. Meanwhile the two highest-priced US megacaps — Meta at $675.61 and AMD at $542.59 — closed nearest their...
Insider Sale Filings Stack Up as Five of Seven Gap-Ups Closed Red
A Rule 10b5-1 selling cluster hit the filings Friday while megacap gap-ups bled out. JPMorgan at $347.31 sits 0.7% above its 90-day low. That's the level that m...
The Fed Hiked and the Board Rotated — Semis Took the Bid, Visa Closed on the Low
First Fed hike in three years, Treasury yields at 2007 levels, and six of ten names still closed green. The split was clean: AMD +3.45%, Visa -0.90%.
Meta Adds $43.27 While Alphabet Slides — 975 Basis Points Inside the Same Ad Market
Meta gapped 5.69% higher on its new model and agent app, closing at $656.75. Alphabet opened at its session high and never traded above it again. Both sell the...
A Fed Hike Is Back on the Table, and Apple Added $8.28 While Eight of Ten Fell
Traders are pricing rate-hike odds after Warsh's hawkish turn. The megacap complex shed $49.50 a share in declines, and Apple and Meta absorbed almost none of i...
Shein's Hong Kong Debut Lands at a Reported $26 Billion — Amazon Closed $254.92, Down 1.87%
Shein arrives in Hong Kong at a reported $26 billion valuation. Amazon closed $254.92, a second straight red close, and only two of ten megacaps finished green.
Hormuz Strike Keeps Crude Above $90 — and the Mega-Cap Board Closed Nine of Ten Below Midpoint
A vessel strike near Hormuz has crude holding above $90 and the diesel crack at a record $102. Meta closed $569.01, down 3.53%, and every name on the board fini...
The Rotation Into Tech Is Real — But JPMorgan Printed $366.49 and Closed at $363.11
Eight of the ten largest US names finished higher as money left mining and gold for technology. The two that failed at their highs — JPMorgan and AMD — carry th...
The Market Stopped Paying for the Print: AMD Gave Back 669 Basis Points From Its Open
Xerox beat and raised and fell 15.5%. IBM missed on revenue and rallied. AMD opened 5.13% higher and closed 1.90% lower. The reaction function has changed.
Microsoft's 15.57% Day Wasn't an AI Rehabilitation — It Was a Verdict on Who Gets to Spend
Microsoft's largest single-session gain in 18 years and Meta's 10.17% gap lower arrived the same day the 30-year Treasury yield hit a 19-year peak. That combina...