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META vs T

Meta Platforms Inc. Class A Common Stock vs AT&T Inc.. Side-by-side ACCE scores, valuation, profitability, and growth.

ACCE scores
META
T
Composite score
Out of 100
66
61
Growth
52
31
Value
48
96
Quality
100
75
Momentum
63
40
Valuation
META
T
Price
741.25
25.45
Market cap
1.70T
174.05B
Trailing P/E
25.07
8.38
Forward P/E
19.72
9.96
EV / EBITDA
15.30
5.95
Dividend yield
0.3%
4.4%
Profitability
META
T
ROE
29.8%
18.3%
Net margin
29.8%
16.9%
Debt / equity
0.28
1.23
Free cash flow
46.11B
19.44B
Growth
META
T
Revenue growth (YoY)
28.0%
2.3%
Earnings growth (YoY)
-13.4%
6.2%
Analyst target
755.28
28.71
ACCE verdict

$META vs $T — Growth Dominance vs Deep Value

$META wins on quality and growth; $T wins on value. The right pick depends entirely on what you're buying for.

$META is a compounding machine: 33.1% revenue growth, 62.4% earnings growth, a 32.8% net margin, and ROE of 32.9% — all backed by a perfect Quality score of 100/100. The ACCE composite sits at 77/100. The catch: at a trailing P/E of 24.2, the 6-model fair value pegs it at $569.68, implying -12.3% downside from the current $649.69. Analysts disagree, targeting $826.63, but the valuation premium is real.

$T is the mirror image. Revenue grew just 2.9% and earnings fell 11.3%, earning a Growth score of 19/100. Debt is meaningful at a D/E of 1.23. But the value case is hard to ignore: trailing P/E of 7.4, a 5.1% dividend yield, FCF yield of 12.8%, and a 6-model fair value of $34.27 — a 57.4% implied upside from $21.77.

Verdict: For total-return investors with a multi-year horizon, $META's superior profitability and growth trajectory outweigh its premium. $T is a pure value/income play with genuine upside on paper, but deteriorating earnings make that upside speculative.

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