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Piper Sandler lowers Meta's target price to $850

Piper Sandler lowers Meta's target price to $850

格隆汇格隆汇2026/10/22 03:53
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Glonghui, October 22 | Piper Sandler: Lowers Meta Platforms (META.US) target price from $875 to $850.
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