JPMorgan Chase raised Meta's price target from $820 to $920, citing a clear monetization path for its AI assistant, Muse.
JPMorgan Chase maintained its Overweight rating on Meta Platforms. The core driver for this upgrade is CEO Mark Zuckerberg's clear statement at the Connect conference that the company will charge a small fee for transactions completed through its AI assistant, Muse. This marks a substantial shift in Muse's monetization model from subscriptions to transaction-based fees. The bank anticipates Meta's most powerful frontier model, Watermelon, will be released in the coming weeks and views the Meta Model API as a third monetization stream, independent of advertising and Muse.
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