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Sign InIn a move reflecting significant shifts in mega-cap tech weightings, Meta and Tesla concluded Thursday's trading session with an identical market valuation of approximately $1.48 trillion. This convergence follows Meta's robust financial performance, characterized by a 33% revenue growth in the latest quarter and a disciplined operating margin of 41%.
The valuation parity highlights diverging narratives between the two giants, as Meta capitalizes on a digital advertising rebound while Tesla navigates margin pressures. In a broader sector context, these valuations remain in focus alongside peers; MSFT closed at $390.49 and AAPL at $308.63 per market data (close July 2, 2026).
Traders are now monitoring technical levels following this milestone, with META priced at $582.9 and TSLA at $393.45 as of the July 2, 2026 close. Given the absence of immediate corporate catalysts in the upcoming calendar, market participants will likely focus on capital flows within the Nasdaq 100 to see which firm breaks the valuation tie.