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One of the parents has decreased on Facebook by 3.7 %, as a recent sale of sale has now stretched 0.5 % for 2025. The decline is particularly noticeable because it comes in the wake of a historic gathering that witnessed earning shares for an unprecedented 20 consecutive sessions. At its peak, the stock rose about 26 % in 2025, but since all these gains have been wiped.

Meta has lost a certain amount of flexibility due to their investments in artificial intelligence, according to Keybanc Capital Markets, Justin Patterson, whose target price has reduced $ 710 of $ 750, indicating “more overall certainty.”

“The challenge we see today is that the artificial intelligence cycle increases fixed costs” in Meta, “which limits the ability to reduce the expenses in shrinkage,” Patterson wrote in a note, said Google Parent Alphabet Inc. said. And it is another wonderful company from a wonderful company,

Technology has been subjected to broad pressure this year, as economic expectations have been stalled by the Trump administration policies on the customs tariffs and questions about the trend of artificial intelligence trade. Apple Inc. is the Apple Inc. , Microsoft Corp. , Nvidia Corp. , Amazon.com Inc. , Tesla Inc. , Alphabet and Meta – specific beneficiaries of artificial intelligence.

The total return index in Bloomberg has decreased by 16 % this year, and more than 20 % of the December Summit. Among the prominent correspondents, Tesla decreased by 44 % this year, while Alphabet and Apple have decreased by 15 %, and NVIDIA is 14 %. The index fell by 2.5 % on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the broader NASDAQ 100 index decreased by 7.3 % so far this year, as it recently fell into a correction. The heavy technology index is currently less than 12 % less than its peak.

The superior performance in Big Tech has made a preferred place for investors to make profits amid uncertainty.

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