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The latest Meta coverage from Bullquill: sourced, dated and explained.
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Japan Nikkei dips 0.34% to 62,693: AI selloff eases late (Oct 23)
Tokyo's Nikkei 225 slid as much as 1,445 points after Meta and Tesla results revived AI spending worries, then recovered to close 0.34% lower. The TOPIX fell 0.79% and the 10-year JGB yield dropped to 2.795%.
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Credit Default Swap Explained: How to Read a CDS Spread
One basis point is 0.01%, and at 115 bps with a 40% recovery assumption the implied default probability is about 1.9% a year. This guide also covers how ISDA committees and auctions decide payouts.
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Nvidia stock correction: shares 11.3% below Oct. 6 record
The shares dropped 4.4% on October 22 and slipped below their 50-day average of 222.77, though they remain above the 200-day line at 203.56. AP and Reuters tied the selloff to doubts about returns on AI investment.
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1Password for Agents lets AI sign in without seeing passwords
Each grant covers one session and only the items a user approved. Partners named at launch include OpenAI's ChatGPT Work and Anthropic's Claude Duet; pricing and rollout dates have not been published.
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Nasdaq falls 2.6% to 26,008.86 as AI spending worries hit chips
The Nasdaq Composite fell 2.6% to 26,008.86 on October 22, its steepest one-day drop since early June. Reuters and Yahoo Finance said renewed worry about AI spending after Meta and Tesla results drove the selloff, which hit chip stocks hardest.
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US Stocks daily brief, Oct 22, 2026: Nasdaq sinks 2.6% on AI costs
The Nasdaq fell 2.6% and the S&P 500 1.2% on October 22 as AI-spending worries hit chipmakers and Meta, while the Dow held flat on gains in defensive stocks. the 10-year Treasury yield dropped below 5% and the VIX jumped 14%.
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Meta credit default swaps hit record 114.79 bps on AI spending
Reuters, citing Markit data, said the 7.6 bps move was the biggest one-day jump since at least 2025. A record spread does not mean anyone expects a default: Meta is still rated Aa3 by Moody's and AA- by S&P.
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Chip stocks slump 5.6%, lowest since July 29, on AI spending fears
The Philadelphia SE Semiconductor Index fell 5.6% to its lowest since July 29 on October 22, led by Lam Research, AMD, Intel and Marvell, as Meta's new non-voting shares and Tesla's capex cut prompted investors to reassess AI infrastructure spending.
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Meta Zuckerberg California deal: new shares, eight-year pledge
Meta will give Mark Zuckerberg non-voting Class C shares he can sell to cover a possible California wealth tax. In return, he pledges to stay in the state, or wherever Meta is headquartered, for eight years.
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Meta New Mexico $25 billion judgment over Facebook privacy claims
Judge Francis J. Mathew cut a theoretical $219.5 billion maximum to $25 billion after a Santa Fe jury counted about 43.9 million violations of New Mexico's Unfair Practices Act. Interest runs at 15% a year until Meta pays.
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Meta non-voting stock: one Class C share for each A or B share
The charter amendment is set to take effect on Jan. 19, 2027, with record and payment dates not yet set. Meta announced it with Q3 results showing revenue up 26% to $64.60 billion and costs up 68% to $51.61 billion.
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AI Weekly #1: Gemini 4 Argon, Meta's Open Muse Spark, EU AI Act
Gemini 4 Argon arrives, Meta opens Muse Spark weights, DeepSeek updates Flash, and the EU publishes its first AI Act standard. What it means.
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日経平均は0.34%安の62,693円、AI株売りは後場に一服（10月23日）
メタとテスラの決算でAI投資への懸念が再燃し、日経平均は一時1,445円安まで下落した後、0.34%安で取引を終えました。TOPIXは0.79%下落し、10年物国債利回りは2.795%に低下しました。
