Meta Platforms reported robust Q3 2026 results with revenue rising 26% year-over-year to $64.6 billion, beating consensus, and adjusted EPS of $7.40 driven by advertising growth from higher impressions and prices. The stock initially traded higher post-earnings but fell sharply to around $645 amid concerns over elevated capital expenditure guidance of $135–145 billion for AI infrastructure, negative free cash flow, and a new non-voting share class. Traders are weighing sustained ad momentum and Q4 revenue outlook of $73–76 billion against heavy AI spending and near-term volatility in share price levels during the final week of October.
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