MetLife MET
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Strategy Backtest
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MET at a glance
MetLife stock (MET) sits at $98.27, down 1.48% today. The business is worth $62.02B in the market, good for #357 of 3753 on our coverage list.
Over the past 52 weeks it has traded between $66.02 and $106.72, so it sits 7.9% below the top of that range. Holders are ahead 31.8% over twelve months, and up 1.3% across the last three months.
On the chart it holds above both the 50-day ($98.13) and 200-day ($85.72) moving averages; RSI is 46, and the last 30 sessions moved at roughly 26% annualized volatility.
Revenue for the quarter ended Jun 2026 was $18.88B, up 9.9% from a year earlier, with $779.00M of net profit (a 4.4% margin).
The stock changes hands at 12.8 times trailing earnings, 25% below its five-year average of 17.0. The median for its industry group is 12.8.
12 analysts follow the stock and the average call is "buy". The mean target, $112.64, sits 14.6% over where the stock trades.
This summary is put together from the numbers on the page and updates when they do. It describes the data; it is not a forecast or a recommendation.
BeStock Grade
Composite of 4 factors below, ranked against the 3741 U.S. stocks BeStock covers.
Cheaper than usual on its own 5-year P/E history scores higher.
Higher trailing yield than most of BeStock’s coverage scores higher.
Trading closer to its 52-week high than most peers scores higher.
12 analysts, consensus Buy.
How this is scored: each factor above is a 0–100 percentile rank against every other stock BeStock covers (or, for Wall Street, against the five-point Strong Buy–Sell scale). The overall grade is the plain average of whichever factors apply to this stock — no factor is weighted more than another. That average maps to a letter: A ≥ 85, B ≥ 70, C ≥ 50, D ≥ 30, otherwise F. Recomputed from the data on this page as prices and filings update — it describes where a stock ranks today, not a forecast, and not a BeStock recommendation to buy or sell.
BeStock Momentum
MET is not currently one of the 10 holdings in BeStock Momentum, our rules-based momentum strategy.
Since 2020-12-28, the strategy has returned 437.6% (203.8% for the equal-weight average of BeStock’s coverage over the same stretch). Holdings can change any trading day, not just on a fixed schedule. Backtested performance, updated daily — not a guarantee of future results, and not a BeStock recommendation.
Price forecast
What Wall Street analysts and Morningstar's fair-value model expect for the stock
Wall Street’s average 12-month target is $112.64, 14.6% above today’s price, with a consensus rating of Buy. Morningstar’s fair value model puts the stock at $84.00, so shares trade 17.0% above that estimate. On earnings multiple, it sits in the 65th percentile of its own five-year valuation range (pricier than usual).
Figures are Wall Street analyst consensus and Morningstar’s independent fair-value model, sourced as noted above.
MetLife: the business
MetLife sells life insurance, annuities, employee benefits and retirement products, in the U.S. and abroad.
What tends to move it. Investment returns, interest rates and group benefit sales matter.
Where the case gets weaker. Lower interest rates would reduce the investment income MetLife earns on its large asset portfolio, and softer sales in its group benefits business would remove a source of growth that has helped offset pressure elsewhere.
Written by hand by the BeStock desk and revised when a business changes. how we work. Spot something out of date? Tell us.
Performance
Price return over each window, from adjusted daily and weekly closes
Technical signals
| Indicator | Value | Signal |
|---|---|---|
| Price vs 20-day average | -2.2% | Bearish |
| Price vs 50-day average | +0.1% | Bullish |
| Price vs 200-day average | +14.6% | Bullish |
| 50-day vs 200-day | 50d above 200d | Bullish |
| RSI (14) | 46.2 | Bearish |
| MACD (12,26,9) | 0.60 | Bearish |
| Bollinger band position | 6% | Bearish |
Standard indicator readings worked out from daily closes. They describe how the price has behaved, not where it is going.
Key statistics
Quote as of Nov 6, 2026 8:10 pm ET. Prices can lag the live tape. This is background information, not a recommendation.
How MET ranks on BeStock
Ranks are among the 3,741 or so U.S.-listed stocks BeStock covers, recalculated whenever prices refresh. A tile is left out when the measure does not apply, such as yield for a stock that pays no dividend.
Set against the peer table: at 12.8x earnings, MET looks cheap against the market, and trades about in line with the 12.8x median among Insurance - Life names. The two comparisons do not always agree.
MET stock: common questions
What is MET's latest share price?
$98.27 is the latest print for MET, a move of -1.48% against yesterday's close of $99.75. Today's low and high so far: $97.78 and $99.51.
How big is MetLife?
Equity value comes to $62.02B at the current price. By that measure it is number 357 of the 3753 names in our coverage.
How is MetLife valued against its profits?
Buyers pay 12.8 times the last twelve months of profit (EPS $4.71). Averaged over five years the multiple has been 17.0, and today's level ranks in the 65th percentile of its own history.
Where does MET sit in its 52-week range?
The year's floor is $66.02 and the ceiling $106.72. Shares are 7.9% away from that ceiling.
Does MET send cash back through a dividend?
It does. Payouts over the past twelve months work out to a 2.36% yield; the latest ex-dividend date was November 3, 2026.
Do Wall Street analysts like MET?
Of 12 analysts, 92% say buy, 8% hold and 0% sell. Price targets average $112.64, with the most cautious at $108.00 and the most optimistic at $131.00.
How does MetLife make money?
MetLife sells life insurance, annuities, employee benefits and retirement products, in the U.S. and abroad.
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