META EARNINGS WERE BAD !!!

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The creator leverages a controversial stance (buying a stock they dislike) and personal investment history to create engaging content about Meta stock. The use of specific dates, prices, and percentage gains/losses adds credibility and relatability for viewers interested in stock market investing.

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The creator discusses Meta's recent earnings report, noting the stock's significant drop. They share their personal investment history with Meta (formerly Facebook), detailing multiple purchases at various price points and highlighting their long-term belief in the stock's future growth despite current market conditions and personal opinions about the company.

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1Meta's earnings were bad, stock dropped
2Creator bought more despite not liking the company
3Recounts personal investment history with Meta (Facebook) since IPO
4Details purchase prices and gains/losses over time
5Expresses confidence in Meta's future stock performance

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META EARNINGS WERE BAD !!! META HAD EARNINGS STOCK IS IN DOWN ALMOST 8% DOWN ALMOST 8% HOW BAD WAS IT? DID THEY MISS ON REVENUE? DON'T KNOW. DIDN'T DID DO. OH, YOU. YOU FUCKERS ARE SMART. YOU KNOW, I BOUGHT MORE. GOT A LITTLE HISTORY OF DOING NOW I KNOW WHAT YOU'RE THINKING. YOU DON'T LIKE LIKE ZUCKERBERG. THE COMPANY IS OPINIONS. BECAUSE I'M INVESTING YOU KNOW WHAT IT IS. THE COMPANY EITHER, BUT IT MADE SO IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT, OH, BUT AREN'T YOU A HYPOCRITE FOR INVESTING IN LIKE? YOU KNOW WHAT? YOU'RE PROBABLY WATCHING THIS ON INSTAGRAM SO WHAT DOES THAT SAY ABOUT YOU, HUH? ANYWAY, TAKE A MY VERY FIRST PURCHASE IN META STOCK WAS BACK JUST CALLED FACEBOOK SYMBOL WAS F B. IT ON MAY 18TH, 2012. THAT IS THE DAY THEY WENT PUBLIC. AND I PAID $38 UNFORTUNATELY, A FEW YEARS AGO, SHARES, BUT THE PLUS SIDE IS BECAUSE OF THAT, TO PAY FOR NO MORTGAGE. HEY, IF YOU'RE YOUNG, START INVESTING. MY SECOND PURCHASE FEW MONTHS LATER, SEE THAT IT WAS DOWN SIGNIFICANTLY. I BOUGHT IT AT $23 EVEN FIRST PURCHASED IT AT 38. I STILL HAVE THOSE SHARES A GAIN OF 2,181%. BY MY SIXTH INVESTMENT, THAT'S A HARD WORD TO SAY. I PAID $344 PER SHARE. SIGNIFICANT JUMP IN PRICE FROM $23. YOU KNOW, EVERYONE SELL HIGH, BUT WHAT ABOUT BUY SELL HIGHER? BY MY EIGHTH INVESTMENT, THINGS WEREN'T LOOKING FACEBOOK. IT WAS $99, A BIG DROP FROM $344, BUT I BOUGHT MORE. ON MY 24TH INVESTMENT, I PAID $721 HAVE A LITTLE LOSS ON THAT POSITION. BUT TODAY IT DROPPED ALL THE WAY DOWN TO $542 AND MADE MY FLIRTY SIX HA HA FUCK. FUCK. I MADE INVESTMENT NO. 36 AT $548 PER SHARE. BECAUSE I AM A DIVERSIFIED, LONG TERM BUY AND HOLD INVESTOR, I BELIEVE THAT ONE DAY META STOCK WILL NOT JUST BE ABOVE $548, BE ABOVE 721. A YEAR, 5 10 DON'T REALLY CARE.

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7/29/26 META earnings are out today and the stock got whooped. #kennethsuna #retirement #investingforbeginners #moneytok #LearnOnTikTok

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Meta had earnings today and the stock is in the toilet. Down almost 8%. Well, what were the earnings? How bad was it? They missed on revenue, don't know, didn't look, but I'll tell you what I did do. Well, you you guys are smart, you know. I bought more. And although I've got a little history of doing that with this stock. Now, I know what you're thinking. You don't like Meta, you don't like Zuckerberg, the company is evil, you've got opinions because I'm investing in it. You know what? It is what it is. I don't like the company either, but it made me a lot of money. So, you don't like it. deal with it. Oh, but aren't you a hypocrite for investing in something you don't like? You know what? You're probably watching this on Instagram or Facebook. So, what does that say about you, huh? Anyway, take a look at this. My very first purchase in Meta stock was back when it was just called Facebook and their ticker symbol was FB. And I bought it on May 18th, 2012, that is the IPO day, the day they went public. And I paid 38 per share. Unfortunately, a few years ago I sold those shares, but the plus side is because of that I was able to pay for my home in cash. No mortgage. Hey, if you're young, start investing. My second purchase was just a few months later and you can see that it was down significantly. I bought it at $23, even though I had first purchased it at $38. Now, I still have those shares and I have a gain of $2,181. By my sixth investment, that's a hard word to say, I paid 30 and $44 per share. Significant jump in price from $23. You know, everyone always says buy low, sell high but about a buy high sell higher. By my eighth investment, things weren't looking so good for Facebook. It was $99, a big drop from $344, but I bought more. On my 24th investment, I paid $721 per share. I have a little bit of a loss on that position, but today it dropped all the way down to $542. And I made my 36 fuck. I made investment number 36 at $548 per share. Because I am a diversified, long-term buy and hold investor, I believe that one day metastock will not just be above $548, but it'll also be above $721, whether that takes a year, 5, 10, don't really care.