Meta Platforms (META) closed at $751.66 on September 25 after a 3.33% drop tied to a New Mexico jury ruling that the company misled users on data practices, interrupting a sharp September rally of roughly 36% that lifted shares from the mid-$570s toward the $780 area. The advance reflected strong trader focus on the Muse AI agent rollout topping app charts, multiple analyst upgrades with price targets clustered near $760–$820, legal settlements removing overhangs, and revenue growth near 28% year-over-year in recent quarters. With earnings scheduled for late October and no major data releases imminent, near-term price action will likely hinge on broader tech sentiment, any follow-through from the recent Connect event, and whether the stock sustains levels above its 52-week high of $779.82 amid elevated AI-related capital expenditure expectations.