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Fisher Investments rates Meta as more profitable than Alphabet and Snap

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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Fisher Investments compared Meta's profitability against Alphabet Inc. and Snap Inc. The firm noted Meta's 41% operating margin and 34x free cash flow multiple, contrasting them with Alphabet's 57x multiple and Snap's status as money-losing. Meta reported second-quarter revenue of $60.80 billion and guided third-quarter revenue to be between $61 and $64 billion.

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Why it matters

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The comparison highlights Meta's ad engine growth, which is reported to be near 30% annually, and its strong profitability metrics. This analysis places Meta in a favorable light relative to its competitors, impacting market perception of the tech giants' valuations.

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Who's involved

  • Fisher InvestmentsProvided investment guidance and comparative analysis of tech companies.
  • MetaSubject of the profitability comparison and reported Q2/Q3 revenue guidance.
  • Alphabet Inc.Compared against Meta regarding profitability metrics and market valuation.
  • Snap Inc.Compared against Meta as a money-losing entity in the industry.

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    Google Search could see its core revenue stream face competitive threat from Meta's ad engine growth.

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