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Alphabet's stock climbed 10% on Thursday and 34% in April, its best month since 2004; Meta's stock plunged 8.5% on Thursday, its steepest drop since October

Alphabet's stock surged on Thursday, lifting Google to its best month on Wall Street since 2004, after the company reported better …

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  • @divergent7651 @divergent7651 on x
    People focus way too much on $META's DAP figures. What kind of growth do you expect when ~42% of the world's population are already customers? There's a finite number of people on earth and $META's DAPs relative to that number will likely never be 100% (but not impossible).
  • @drewcohenmoney Drew Cohen on x
    Much better framing from Mark Zuckerberg than Dario on AI... you can tell they have a good PR team Although I guess Dario's “AI will replace half the workforce next year” helps them fear fundraise (fear-raise?) [excerpt from earnings call: “I hear lots of people out there talk ab…
  • @garymarcus Gary Marcus on x
    Zuck is zucking up Meta
  • @eric_seufert Eric Seufert on x
    [...] The problem is that Meta has lost control of the narrative: Mark Zuckerberg only wants to discuss AGI and ‘superintelligence,’ not the high-growth, $50BN-per-quarter business that sustains the company.  That's fine, but it's redolent of the Metaverse fiasco, and Meta needs …