Investors are bullish on Meta's pivot away from heavy metaverse spending. Following reports of budget cuts in their virtual reality division, analyst consensus points to a potential 20%+ stock rally. Wall Street sees this cost discipline as a win—reallocating resources from speculative metaverse bets to AI and core business growth. The sentiment shift is clear: sometimes scaling back burns brighter than doubling down.
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SatsStacking
· 12-06 08:58
To be honest, Meta has finally come to its senses; everyone can see that burning money endlessly doesn't make sense.
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degenonymous
· 12-05 14:35
NGL, Meta has finally come to its senses—burning money on virtual worlds is nowhere near as practical as going all in on AI.
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ConsensusBot
· 12-05 13:24
I've said it before, cutting out those unrealistic things is the right way to go.
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ProposalDetective
· 12-05 13:24
Burning money like crazy on the metaverse only to get slapped in the face by the market, and now switching gears to invest in AI suddenly makes you the good guy? This playbook looks all too familiar.
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UnluckyLemur
· 12-05 13:20
ngl Meta finally came to its senses—burning money on the metaverse was really outrageous... Switching to AI now is a decision that totally outclasses all those previous messy investments.
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DuskSurfer
· 12-05 13:17
NGL, Meta’s move this time is basically admitting defeat. They burned so much money on the metaverse and then turned around and slashed the budget... hilarious. Investors, on the other hand, think it’s a rational decision. Alright then.
Investors are bullish on Meta's pivot away from heavy metaverse spending. Following reports of budget cuts in their virtual reality division, analyst consensus points to a potential 20%+ stock rally. Wall Street sees this cost discipline as a win—reallocating resources from speculative metaverse bets to AI and core business growth. The sentiment shift is clear: sometimes scaling back burns brighter than doubling down.