Meta Analysts Revise Price Target After Q3 Core Ad Strength, Muse Concerns Remain
Meta shares fell after Q3 earnings missed expectations. Analysts mostly raised targets but warned about elevated 2027 capex higher.
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Crude Oil Gains 1%; Apple Shares Tumble After Q3 Results
Dow up 0.38%, NASDAQ up 0.25%, S&P 500 up 0.22%. Consumer discretionary shares up 5.6%, materials stocks down 2.7%. Apple beats estimates, shares down 9%.
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