Meta’s New Analyst Price Targets, Explained
Meta stock jumped as much as 6.83% to $711.20 on Monday, September 21, and part of the reason was a fresh round of analyst price target increases. Here’s what’s actually on the table.
💰 The new targets
| Firm | Price Target | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| Wells Fargo (Ken Gawrelski) | $796 (up from $640) | Overweight |
| Citigroup | $800 | — |
| Rosenblatt | $886 | — |
| Wall Street average | $780.58 | — |
Wells Fargo’s move was the one directly tied to Monday’s rally — Gawrelski raised his target from $640 to $796 while keeping his Overweight rating in place.
How high could it go?
Based purely on the numbers in these reports, Rosenblatt’s $886 is the highest individual target mentioned, while the Wall Street average sits at $780.58 — both above Monday’s trading price of $711.20. That gap is the analysts’ stated view of potential upside, not a guarantee; price targets are projections, not promises.
Keep in mind analyst targets change frequently, especially around events like Meta’s Connect conference this week — it’s worth checking for updated targets after any major announcement.
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