Meta long-term whales are quietly buying the dip: 1. Dropped into the $540–$470 golden support zone Meta has taken a hard hit, but the current price has fallen into this year’s strongest demand zone. Looking back at March, June, and July, every time it dropped here, it triggered a strong rebound (last time it bounced $70 straight up). The opportunity for long-term entry is now emerging. 2. The ultimate long-term hold: buy and forget The downward momentum is still present, and there might be more short-term fluctuations or dips. Short-term traders, stay away! This stock is like Netflix ($NFLX) back when it dropped to $68–$70—perfect for long-term investors to buy, close the app, and check back in a few months or even a year. 3. A solid safety net: worst-case scenario, selling compute power alone is highly profitable Even in the worst-case scenario where their AI business doesn’t explode in the short term, the massive compute power they’ve accumulated won’t go to waste. The market demand for compute power is insanely high right now. Even if Meta just rents out or sells their data center capacity, it’s a guaranteed win. The safety cushion here is rock solid.