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Will Meta Platforms' Shares Reach a Record High of $935 by 2025?

Meta's projected highest growth, based on our records, suggests a 34% rise in value.

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Meta could have a potential increase of 34%, according to the highest forecast by our tracked...
Meta could have a potential increase of 34%, according to the highest forecast by our tracked analysts.

Will Meta Platforms' Shares Reach a Record High of $935 by 2025?

Mark Zuckerberg's Machine, Meta Platforms (META), continues to thrive in the fast-paced world of digital media. The social media titan, previously known as Facebook, has been a potent earner over the past few years, thanks to its high-margin business model that spews out an excess of cash flow for reinvestment in expansion. Efficiency efforts spearheaded by Zuckerberg have significantly boosted Meta's earnings.

With this prosperous trajectory, the Street remains optimistic on shares, granting META a resounding "Strong Buy" consensus.

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Tigress Financial analyst Ivan Feinseth has a bold Street-high price target of $935 - a potential 34% surge from current prices. Let's examine whether such a target is feasible and what factors could lead to such price growth.

It's More Than Possible

Meta's robust performance over the past year, with gains of approximately 40%, aligns with Tigress' projection for the following 12 months.

Much of the bull case for Meta hinges on its outstanding operating metrics, which buttress the company's lofty valuation. I've been on the fence about the premium for some time, but the numbers don't lie.

Take a peek at the chart above. Meta's forward price-earnings ratio of around 27.2 times is more than double the sector median. However, the company's market-beating returns on both equity and assets, as well as its substantial profit margin of nearly 38%, underpin the stock's premium. Essentially, market players persistently believe that Meta will continue to deliver significant upside as it outpaces the broader market in growth.

What Do Others Say?

Tigress Financial isn't the only analyst on the Street cheering for META stock.

With a high price target of $935 per share and a low target of $466, analyst opinions on Meta Platforms are somewhat divided. However, given the impressive price gains Meta has seen lately, some of the lower price targets may have been set during the April slump. Meta and its peers took a hit in early April following the announcement of "Liberation Day" tariffs, as investors fretted about an impending economic downturn. As those fears subside, U.S. tech stocks have bounced back.

The plain truth is that Meta persists in securing a "Strong Buy" rating from analysts overall. I'd expect the average price target to inch up from its current level around $698 per share, roughly where it stands now. This is just a stock that tends to power ahead quicker than analysts can keep pace with their models.

In sum, the Street-high price target of $935 makes sense for long-term investors seeking exposure to a winner. Meta still presents an attractive opportunity.

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Insight: Based on available data, there seems to be a discrepancy in your inquiry regarding the year—current analyst targets and ratings are primarily for 2025, not 2023. Here is the most up-to-date analysis for Meta Platforms (META) in 2025:

Summary of Current Analyst Price Targets (2025)

  • Average Price Target: Ranges are slightly varied by source, but generally fall between $690.20 and $704.26 [2] [3].
  • TipRanks: $698.07 average, with a high of $918.00 and a low of $525.00 [1].
  • MarketBeat: $704.26 average, with a high of $935.00 and a low varying (though some sources suggest $466 or even $50 as statistical outliers; $50 would be a significant outlier for most analysts; typical lows are closer to $500) [2] [3].
  • StockAnalysis: $690.20 average, with a high of $935.00 and a low of $50 (again, $50 is likely an extreme outlier for most reputable firms; typical lows are closer to $500) [3] [4].

The broad range between low and high targets reflects considerable analyst disagreement, but the consensus average is roughly $690–$700.

Analyst Ratings

  • Consensus Rating: Most analysts rate Meta Platforms as a Strong Buy.
  • StockAnalysis: The average analyst rating is "Strong Buy," with the vast majority of analysts recommending the stock as a Strong Buy or Buy, and only a small minority at Hold or Sell [3].
  • MarketBeat: Uses a normalized score (where 3.0–3.5 = Buy and >3.5 = Strong Buy). Meta’s consensus is in the Strong Buy range [2].

(1) In the discussion of Meta Platforms' future potential, it's worth noting that technology plays a significant role in driving its investments and growth, as the company continually innovates to stay ahead in the digital media landscape.

(2) With the high price targets set by analysts such as Ivan Feinseth of Tigress Financial, each valuing Meta Platforms at around $935 per share, investing in this tech giant could potentially yield substantial returns for long-term investors, highlighting the promising intersection of finance and technology.

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