META
💡 Meta Platforms presented a significant buying opportunity in late 2022 when market panic, driven by metaverse doubts, pushed its valuation to extremely low levels (P/E around 9-10).
📉 Recognizing that the company’s fundamental value was disconnected from its stock price during peak pessimism allowed for a profitable investment as the market eventually recovered.
⏳ This historical example underscores the potential rewards of contrarian investing based on fundamental value when market sentiment is overly negative.
@marcosemmimfp:
“I remember in 202… how in 15? In 15? No, I in 202… Yes, in 2022… Ah, too much it seems. In 2022, I bought Meta, yes, with a price-to-earnings of… Ah, a PER… Ah no no no, wait. No me… No no no. I mean, how $22? No no. Ah, there it is. No no, from… Wait, wait, let me live. I bought in, uh, and my clients also bought Meta in November ’22. November ’22, yes, around here. It had a price-to-earnings that Meta, uh, Meta, the company of… Yes, but it was ready to buy. Look, look what this is. Well, but historical support here. Yes, it was ready to buy. Ah, but I saw the support, I saw the value of the company. The value of the company was on the floor. It had a price-to-earnings of nine, or a PER, whatever name you want to give it, uh, of 9-10, and I said, ‘This company is not going to go bankrupt.’ No, no, it’s a matter of time. Yes, exactly, it’s going to… go bankrupt? And so it was. Why? Because at that moment, first of all, the market decline was generalized, and besides, there was talk that everything Meta had invested in artificial intelligence and in everything related to the metaverse was useless. They were breaking the market. It was metaverse. Yes. Uh, so well, the value collapsed, and that’s where you buy. Meta with a price-to-earnings of nine, no way I’m selling you.”
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