META stock | Value Trap or BUYING Opportunity?

In this video, I go over Meta's current valuation, the challenges it faces, and whether or not it's a value trap.

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Timeline:

0:00-Intro
1:41-Meta as a value trap?
2:22-Examples of value trap
3:26-Meta's stock valuation
4:21-Is it a trap?
5:06-Michael Burry's input
5:47-Devil's Advocate
5:56-Where's the value?
7:05-What I'm doing
7:10-Conclusion

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DISCLAIMER: Christian Holloway, including but not limited to any guests appearing in his videos, are not financial/investment advisors, brokers, or dealers. They are solely sharing their personal experience and opinions; therefore, all strategies, tips, suggestions, and recommendations shared are solely for entertainment purposes. For investment advice please seek the counsel of a financial/investment advisor(s); and conduct your own due diligence.

[TheWeekendInvestor]

Great analysis, you do a great job of simplifying some very difficult problems that meta is having. Also, thank you for the shout out, that was extremely nice of you. I am honored.

[coltpra]

Good job Christian. I told you it would be great! My only comment is, your estimate of (-2%) growth is very low in my opinion. I think growth will decline over 5 years, but overall will increase with the world gaining more access to tech. Keep it up bro!

[realsmt]

Meta is in a self inflicted position. Missteps at the wrong time, during economic weakness. Double whammy.

[drt]

Thoughtful but missing the point. If we want average returns we would do everything certain. If an investor wants to be great you buy uncertainty with a strong underlying business. For instance the “new coke” argument is actually in favor of buying meta, because if you bought Coca Cola during that time of uncertainty you surely would have made excellent returns.