Investor Michael Burry accuses Meta Platforms of inflating profits by extending the useful life of Nvidia chips, leading to lower depreciation costs and higher profits. While Burry’s concerns are valid, Meta’s increased capex guidance spooked investors, causing META stock to drop below $700.

Chief AI scientist Yann LeCun plans to leave Meta, impacting the company’s AI innovation and vision. LeCun’s expertise in AI research is vital for Meta’s competitive edge. His departure follows the promotion of Alexander Wang, Chief AI Officer, who now oversees Superintelligence Labs.

Despite recent challenges, Meta remains strong with its global user base and revenue growth. While earnings took a hit due to a one-time tax charge, revenues saw a 26% annual increase in Q3 2025. Key metrics like daily active users and advertising impressions also rose, showcasing the impact of AI integration.

Analysts maintain a “Strong Buy” rating for META stock, with a mean target price of $843.94, indicating a 35% upside potential. Meta’s focus on AI integration and financial stability position it well for future growth, offsetting recent setbacks in the market.

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