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$META – Monthly Analysis –

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This analysis reviews the latest technical signals for Meta Platforms and evaluates the mid- and long-term outlook. We examine candlestick structure, trend alignment, momentum behavior, and the Elliott Wave context to determine whether the current trajectory remains intact. Key confirmation and invalidation levels are highlighted to clarify the most probable paths ahead.

CANDLES

Meta Platforms closed 2025 with generally bullish signals on the annual frame. The qualifier is important, as the stock’s relatively short trading history means some long-term indicators are still developing. On the 4–9 month frames, candles closed neutral but on healthy technical foundations, leaving follow-through signals to be determined over the next several months. The quarterly close attempted a bearish turn but ultimately failed, with price finding firm support at the 8 EMA—an important technical rejection of a longer-term top.

December’s monthly close was particularly telling. While the candle technically formed a Bullish Engulfing, it did so on weak technicals, signaling continued near-term pressure followed by a delayed recovery rather than an immediate trend change. That recovery now appears to be unfolding. The most recent week produced a strong Bullish Engulfing and a Tower Bottom on the 3-day frame. On the daily chart, price has reclaimed the 100 DMA and MACD has flipped bullish. Together, these developments position META for a very strong week ahead, with a realistic chance of confirming a bullish reversal on the monthly frame.

Elliott Waves

Back in June, I outlined META’s long-term outlook, which remains largely unchanged. META may have completed cycle wave IV and subsequently formed waves 1 and 2 of wave V, as marked in blue. However, until META records a new all-time high, the possibility of a larger ABC structure for wave IV, shown in red, must remain on the table. Despite this alternate scenario, the long-term targets remain intact.

Mid Term

On the mid-term scale, META may have completed waves 1 and 2 of wave V. This structure allows for forward projections of wave V using standard Elliott Wave techniques and Fibonacci ratios. If META continues to advance in an impulsive manner, the developing wave 3 alone could deliver gains on the order of 15–20%.

Looking further ahead, the full wave V has the potential to extend 35%, and possibly as much as 50%, over the next 12–18 months. Such a scenario would likely be characterized by relatively shallow and brief pullbacks, consistent with a strong impulsive phase.

SUMMARY

META is moving into an important technical phase. The long-term structure outlined in June remains intact, with the stock likely transitioning into wave V. On the mid-term scale, waves 1 and 2 of V may already be complete, setting the stage for a developing wave 3. If the advance continues impulsively, wave 3 could deliver gains of roughly 15–20%, while the full wave V could extend 35–50% over the next 12–18 months with relatively shallow pullbacks. Until a new all-time high is reached, a larger corrective alternative remains possible, but long-term targets are unchanged.

META’s strength is especially important for the Communication sector, where it carries a large weight and influence. The sector has begun to show a clear willingness to rally, and continued upside in META would materially improve the odds of sustained sector-level strength.

At the broader market level, META’s alignment with other large-cap leaders supports both the Nasdaq Composite and the S&P 500. While not a sole driver, META’s momentum can meaningfully reinforce index-level trends and increase the probability that recent constructive setups resolve to the upside.