Meta: ad scale meets an AI capex conversion test
Meta’s advertising engine still scales—Q2 2026 revenue $60.801B—but free-cash-flow conversion compressed as H1 capex absorbed most operating cash flow. The educational stance is hold with elevated risk inside a wide fair-value band while the 2026 infrastructure cycle runs.
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Meta Platforms combines one of the largest social-advertising franchises with a still-expensive Reality Labs option and a rapidly scaling artificial-intelligence infrastructure bill. Delayed market context for this report uses the latest completed Cboe same-file underlying print and the September 2, 2026 Yahoo regular-session history for…
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