Metropolitan Platforms (NASDAQ:META) shares fell nearly 8% after juries found the company liable for designing addictive apps that harmed young users. The verdict, which bypassed the industry's traditional Section 230 legal shield, has drawn comparisons to the downfall of Big Tobacco. However, Jim Cramer believes that the recent 15% drop in the stock is a prime buying opportunity and that upcoming earnings and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's corporate restructuring could trigger a major rally. He also advised investors to focus on Meta’s underlying fundamentals and its massive AI infrastructure build-out. The company expects capital expenditures between $115 billion and $135 billion this year.