3 Reasons to Buy the Dip in Meta Stock — And 3 Reasons to Stay Away
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Should I buy Meta stock for my SIPP after its 9% fall?
Iâve got cash sitting in my Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) right now and Iâm on the lookout for investment opportunities. I want to get that capital working for me. Could Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) stock be a good option for my portfolio after its 9% fall on Thursday (30 April)? Letâs discuss. The bull case for Meta stock At first glance, Meta has a lot going for it right now. For a start, thereâs a high level of growth. For th…
Meta raises $25B in bonds as stock drops 9.5% on $145B AI spending plan
Meta Platforms raised $25 billion through a six-part investment-grade bond sale, one day after lifting its 2026 capital expenditure forecast by $10 billion to a new range of $125 billion to $145 billion, reports Bloomberg. Orders came in at $96 billion, nearly four times the amount on offer. Yet, Meta shares fell as much as 9.5% on the same day, as equity investors pushed back on a spending trajectory that the company’s own CEO could not fully e…
Meta has just lived the rarest moment in its financial history. Cristian Dina tells it on TheNextWeb on April 30. First quarter revenue reached $56,310 million (up 33 percent, the best quarter Meta has ever published), beating Wall Street’s forecast of $55.490 million. Net profit rose to $26.8 billion, 61 percent more than a year ago. And yet, the stock fell 9 percent in the after-hours. The reason is in three data that the press release minimiz…
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