Meta Is Spending Like It’s 2012 Again — But This Time on AI, Not Likes
TL;DR
Quick Summary
- Meta heads into its January 28, 2026 earnings with strong ad-driven fundamentals but rising AI and infrastructure spending.
- The core Family of Apps still throws off huge cash, while Reality Labs and AI investments raise near-term cost pressure.
- Index investors already own Meta via funds like VTI, VTSAX, and VOO, making its AI bet a default part of many portfolios.
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