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Explain this story: We Think Meta Could Keep Soaring Higher and Wells Fargo Agrees
Wells Fargo has significantly increased its price target for Meta Platforms from $640 to $796, reiterating an Overweight rating, based on strong AI product momentum and early success of the Meta Muse assistant. The firm points to a 60% jump in daily assistant users since Muse Spark integration and expects Meta Connect to highlight these usage statistics. This upgrade reinforces a rebuilding bull case for Meta, particularly for long-term investors, despite some near-term risks like compressed operating margins and a surge in capital expenditures.
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Wells Fargo has significantly increased its price target for Meta Platforms from $640 to $796, reiterating an Overweight rating, based on strong AI product momentum and early success of the Meta Muse assistant. The firm points to a 60% jump in daily assistant users since Muse Spark integration and expects Meta Connect to highlight these usage statistics. This upgrade reinforces a rebuilding bull case for Meta, particularly for long-term investors, despite some near-term risks like compressed operating margins and a surge in capital expenditures.
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