Bullish on Meta
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Alexandr Wang
Chief AI Officer at Meta, Founder of Scale AI
2/ in muse, this shows up at as a 2.4x reduction in forgetting critical information and a 67% better at seeing everyday tasks through when things don't go to plan x.com
Kristopher E. Moldovan
Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Vistra
Looking beyond 2027, the actions we've already taken to date, including our agreement with Meta for operating capacity at Davis-Besse, and the completion of our Permian Peakers, provide line of sight to continued growth through the end of the decade.
Walter Bloomberg
Financial news account covering global markets, economic data and geopolitics
Morgan Stanley estimates that 12 gigawatts of planned US data-center capacity could face delays by 2030 following Democratic midterm victories. ... 2027 projects: Largely unaffected ... The bank expects new state-level requirements, particularly in Texas and Ohio, to slow project approvals. x.com
Lisa Abramowicz
Co-host of Bloomberg Surveillance on Bloomberg Television
We've seen Meta come to market both in The United States and in Europe. youtube.com
Teddy Schleifer
New York Times journalist covering billionaires and power
There is gonna be obviously a Democratic majority in both chambers, which are gonna be not as pro AI and not as pro data center as the Republican majorities that this industry has enjoyed for the last two years. ... There's gonna be guardrails now in a way that there wasn't at least in terms of legislation. And there's gonna be investigations too. podcasts.apple.com
Mandeep Singh
Global Head of Technology Research at Bloomberg Intelligence
I don't think the pace of AI will change in a big way in terms of what companies are looking to do. ... I would expect, if there are moratoriums, then it could even impact your CapEx numbers for 2027. I'm not even going to 2028. 2027 CapEx could be revised lower by 5% to 7%. podtrac.com
Sravan Kundojjala
Semiconductor Analyst at SemiAnalysis
[AMD] First Helios and MI455X revenue in 3Q. Anthropic, Meta, Microsoft, OAI and Oracle; 2027 ramp x.com
Kailey Leinz
Washington-based co-anchor of Bloomberg: Balance of Power
Gubernatorial victories have also gone to Democrats in a number of critical states, including in Texas and Georgia. Important because those two are two of the epicenters of the data center build out and both of the Democratic candidates campaigned in part on a platform of reining in data centers or at the very least slowing their development until more clear rules to protect the communities into which they are going are in place. podtrac.com
Walter Bloomberg
Financial news account covering global markets, economic data and geopolitics
Former New York Fed President Bill Dudley warns that AI infrastructure investment could exceed $10 trillion, potentially creating massive overcapacity. ... Dudley estimates that only 2–3 of today's 7–8 aspiring AI hyperscalers may ultimately dominate the market. ... AI infrastructure could require over $3 trillion in annual revenue to justify its investment costs. x.com
Jeff Pu
Technology Equity Analyst at GF Securities
•FCF strain (Amazon still spending, Alphabet TPU builds, Oracle turning positive in 2H28 by cutting capex, Meta potentially negative) drives 2028 capex growth down to +16% YoY x.com
Olivia Moore
Partner at Andreessen Horowitz
But even more importantly, more than 500M SMBs use Meta for marketing. ... And, the early Muse user base has shown a willingness to purchase via agents. 25% have completed a transaction via Muse, with average purchase size over $200. And, the top activity on Muse is shopping x.com
Ranjan Roy
VP, Industry Lead for Retail at WRITER, Co-author of Margins
Meta, their ads format is not going anywhere. It's only gonna get more and more valuable. People are still gonna scroll through Instagram and Facebook and see ads within there. ... That open ecosystem of advertising is probably the most ready to be disrupted already, whereas it puts Meta and Amazon in a much better position. podcasts.apple.com
Mandeep Singh
Global Head of Technology Research at Bloomberg Intelligence
So if I were to compare just the Google search growth with... Meta's ad revenue growth, it was half of Meta. So clearly they have a problem when it comes to growing the ad side of the business relative to Meta. podcasts.apple.com
Dan Bin
Chairman of Shenzhen Oriental Harbor Investment; Chinese value investor
Via: Bloomberg reports that Meta’s $25 billion stock offering was 5x oversubscribed, and the company plans to raise a total of $98 billion for AI spending. ... $98 billion would mean total shares outstanding increasing by 4.8% to 6.5%, turning Meta from an aggressive share-buyback company into a net equity issuer to fund AI expansion. ... Ongoing share issuance could limit valuation multiple expansion, but would not trigger a major collapse in confidence, as the move is accompanied by a strong narrative around the launch of its Agentic AI “Muse Wonder,” while growth in the core advertising business and AI monetization remain robust. xueqiu.com
Jason Calacanis
LAUNCH founder and early-stage startup investor
All this hand-wringing over capex from Facebook, Microsoft, Google and other new entrants is unnecessary. ... When products are this good and improving this fast, we won't overbuild; if anything, we'll be constrained by physics and regulation. ... Earnings will be absurd in the next five years, as companies like Microsoft, Uber, Tesla, Robinhood, and Meta have revenue per employee DOUBLE every 3-4 years. x.com
FUNDA
Research Platform for Public Equity Investors
Meta is taking North American ad budget share from Google in verticals such as travel, automotive, and financial services. These have historically been areas of weakness for Meta. Even before Muse began contributing purchase intent data, Meta was already systematically improving its algorithms in these verticals. This is also reflected in Meta’s earnings, with its North American growth accelerating by 10% this quarter. x.com