So in a month, Meta settles major lawsuits, releases Muse, and unveils new VR glasses

Got to hand it to Zuck, he knows how to pump a stock. Everybody experienced the Google antitrust pump last year, and Meta is now going through the same thing. Just a month ago somebody here wrote [Meta is the Google of 2025.](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1w23tdd/meta_google_of_2025/)

Sentiment in that post was clearly bearish. And the funny thing is, even [2 days ago, ](https://www.reddit.com/r/stocks/comments/1wn7pdn/meta_added_194b_on_monday_thats_more_than_all_of/)a lot of the comments are still trashing the business. One of the top posts is a guy complaining about how it's all bots and old people yelling at each other.

I have to say though, these new VR glasses do look pretty cool. I don't really care about high end niche tech like this but how they manage to create something that only weighs 100g with what looks like to be some kind of augmented reality is impressive. This is the kind of stuff you expected Apple to make back in the old days. But now they're making flip phones and a huge headset that cost more than double the price of these new glasses.

With Apple having a higher PE than pretty much every megatech sans SpaceX/Tesla, are we going into a world where investors will be rotating into Meta after this sentiment shift?

I don't own Meta, but congrats to all shareholders and traders who betted on Meta going down the same path Google did in 2025. What are people's price targets? Are shareholders trimming here or are newcomers FOMOing here?