In its third-quarter filing with the SEC, FFG Partners LLC disclosed a 28.0% increase in its position in Meta Platforms, raising its holding by 2,684 shares to a total of 12,266 shares. This stake now represents approximately 2.4% of FFG’s overall portfolio, ranking Meta as its 19th largest holding. At the end of the period, the position was valued at approximately $9.01 million, reflecting the firm’s confidence in Meta’s ongoing user growth and advertising momentum.

During November, two of Meta’s most senior executives reduced their share ownership significantly. Chief Technology Officer Andrew Bosworth sold 11,690 shares—82.9% of his prior holdings—for proceeds totaling nearly $6.94 million, leaving him with 2,415 shares. Chief Financial Officer Susan J. Li sold 6,875 shares—7.2% of her position—for approximately $4.19 million, retaining 88,370 shares. Over the past ninety days, insiders have sold 42,074 shares worth a combined $26.27 million, bringing total insider ownership to 13.61% of outstanding stock.

In the wake of Meta’s robust third-quarter earnings—beating consensus revenue and earnings estimates by 4.0% and 7.6% respectively—a slate of research firms adjusted their outlooks. UBS raised its target by $15, while KeyCorp trimmed its target by $30 but maintained an overweight recommendation. Roth Capital and Rosenblatt reaffirmed Buy ratings, with Rosenblatt setting a new target above $1,100. Conversely, Wall Street Zen downgraded to Hold. Among 49 tracked analysts, the consensus remains a Moderate Buy, with an average target reflecting mid-single-digit upside.