Meta Platforms, Inc. - Class A Common Stock (META)

Meta Platforms is bringing social media into a new era with artificial intelligence.

May is full of excellent AI investing opportunities.

Alphabet has a clear AI plan. Meta is still searching for one.

The social media pioneer is grappling with poor investor sentiment.

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Nvidia may move over, but it won't roll over in the face of a formidable new rival.

Get ready for a dizzying acceleration of AI advances. And a few stocks are likely to profit tremendously.

Investors did not like what they heard from Meta's management team during a recent update.

Elon Musk settled the SEC's Twitter disclosure lawsuit for $1.5 million without admitting wrongdoing while keeping $150 million in gains.

The social media giant just posted its fastest top-line growth in years, but its 2026 spending plan keeps creeping higher.

Broadcom and Alphabet are both great long-term plays on the generative AI boom.

The company recently hiked its capex guidance for the year.

Cathie Wood's move signals that the market may be treating the spending surge as a temporary overhang on an otherwise intact long-term growth thesis.

These stocks do not depend heavily on resources, products, or business activity in the conflict zone.

Semiconductor stocks had a banner month in April.

Meta Platforms is in danger of being left holding the bag in the AI race.

The tech giant's huge free cash flow gives it the firepower to keep rewarding shareholders, even as rivals pour capital into AI infrastructure.

Several major private artificial intelligence companies are expected to make their public market debuts this year or next.

Unless Meta gets more specific about AI products, it could lag behind other AI stocks.