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== Recent Commentaries ==
== Recent Commentaries ==


=== Evercore's Mark Mahaney - 4. April<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zRc3CY0HxU (min 0:00-2:21)</ref> ===
=== Evercore's Mark Mahaney - 4. April ===
Mark Mahoney is bullish on Meta. He believes that:
Mark Mahoney is bullish on Meta. He believes that<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zRc3CY0HxU</ref>:


* Meta is still cheap. It's currently trading at 13 times the earnings.
* Meta is still cheap. It's currently trading at 13 times the earnings.
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* Multiples and estimates have been derisked in tech industry.
* Multiples and estimates have been derisked in tech industry.


=== Jefferies' Brent Thill<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZm9ckqBLoc&t=86s</ref> ===
=== Jefferies' Brent Thill ===
Brent Thill is also bullish on Meta. He believes that:
Brent Thill is also bullish on Meta. He believes that<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZm9ckqBLoc&t=86s</ref>:


* Expense savings, revenue acceleration and advertisers coming back to the platform, as well as reaccelaration of REELS usage will result in 12-14 dollar '''(Moritz:EPS?)''' earnings story.  
* Expense savings, revenue acceleration and advertisers coming back to the platform, as well as reaccelaration of REELS usage will result in 12-14 dollar '''(Moritz:EPS?)''' earnings story.  
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* He doesn't think TikTok will be banned in US.
* He doesn't think TikTok will be banned in US.


=== CNBC<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/video/2023/03/21/morgan-stanley-says-buy-meta.html</ref> ===
=== CNBC ===
Traders speaking on CNBC were bulish on Meta. They argued that:
Traders speaking on CNBC were bulish on Meta. They argued that<ref>https://www.cnbc.com/video/2023/03/21/morgan-stanley-says-buy-meta.html</ref>:


* Meta still has more room for cost cuts. It added 90,000 jobs in the last four quarters but has only layed off 19,000.
* Meta still has more room for cost cuts. It added 90,000 jobs in the last four quarters but has only layed off 19,000.