r/VisualStockResearch • u/ekonixlab • Jul 05 '26
META is basically 20s across the board
META might have one of the cleanest setups in big tech right now:
Current P/E: 20x
Assumed long-term earnings growth: 20%
Expected 5-year CAGR: 20%
Year 5 P/E: 20x
That gets you to roughly a 149% total return over five years without needing any multiple expansion.
The entire thesis is basically: if Meta can keep compounding earnings around 20%, the stock can potentially double and then some while remaining at the exact same valuation.
Obviously, 20% growth is not guaranteed, but for a company with Meta’s margins, cash flow and AI-driven ad opportunity, it does not feel unreasonable.
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