META experienced a 5% post-earnings drop driven by an EPS miss ($6.18 vs. $7.23 estimated) resulting from one-time expenses, alongside a mixed Q3 revenue guidance of $61–64B versus the $63.2B estimate. However, Q2 revenue beat expectations at $60.80B with 28% growth, alongside stronger-than-expected ad revenue of $59.36B. The author views a recent 10% pullback as a good buying opportunity for investors with a time horizon of 3+ years and expects the stock to bounce back short-term.