Meta’s stock is falling hard. Here’s why the company is in Wall Street’s doghouse.
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Meta's AI capex ramp without matching non-ads revenue is a warning shot for every company pitching 'AI investment' to public markets. If you're increasing AI spend, tie it to clear unit economics — cost per inference, attach to existing revenue — or expect pressure on your multiple.
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