Few large-cap stocks had a rougher summer than Meta Platforms. The company reported strong revenue growth twice in a row, and investors sold the stock both times. After first-quarter results in April, shares fell more than 8%. After the second quarter in July, they dropped roughly 8% more. By the end of August, the stock that had been one of the great compounders of the past three years was down 13% in 2026, all while the S&P 500 had gained more than 10%. Something has changed in the past month. Meta has clawed back nearly 30%, outperforming the broader market as we inch closer to the fourth quarter. And the reasons behind that rebound suggest this may be more than a relief rally.
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