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BUZZ - Brokerage Opinions: Meta’s expansion in artificial intelligence strengthens its long-term growth prospects

BUZZ - Brokerage Opinions: Meta’s expansion in artificial intelligence strengthens its long-term growth prospects

路透社路透社2026/10/22 08:56
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- ** Meta META.O forecasts fourth quarter revenue (link) will exceed Wall Street expectations and highlights strong growth in its consumer-grade AI assistant application, Muse; it also announced the launch of a new class of non-voting shares to support the expansion of its AI business

** As the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, Meta's share price fell 1% in highly volatile pre-market trading


MUSE demonstrates many highlights

** Morgan Stanley (maintains "Overweight" rating, target price: $820) indicates that improved AI efficiency, increased Muse usage, and the monetization potential brought by AI assistants, subscription services, and enterprise tools provide multiple catalysts beyond the core advertising business

** TD Cowen ("Buy", target price: $850) states that Meta is expected to benefit from AI-driven growth in user engagement and ad revenue, and that Muse’s popularity and heavy investment in AI will support its long-term growth

** Jefferies ("Buy", target price: $875) believes that there is further upside in fourth quarter results, and the new Class C share structure offers Meta greater flexibility to support future AI investments

** MoffettNathanson ("Buy", target price: $895) notes that Meta’s early success with the Muse project has transformed it from an AI bystander to a potential AI winner, and says strong advertising growth along with AI-driven user engagement will sustain revenue growth through 2027


(To assist non-English speakers, Reuters automates the translation of its reports into several other languages. As automated translations may contain errors or lack necessary context, Reuters does not guarantee the accuracy of automated translation texts. They are provided solely for reader convenience. Reuters accepts no liability for any damage or loss resulting from the use of automated translation functionality.)

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