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9 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 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...
Meta Closed at $595.19 Into Q2 Earnings — Weakest Print on the Board
Alphabet set the bar July 22 with revenue up 24% to $119.76 billion. Meta closed down 1.80% at the low end of its range heading into its own print.