Why I Can't Stop Buying Meta as Mark Zuckerberg Prepares to Hijack Polymarket and Kalshi

The author reiterates a bullish stance on Meta, saying they keep buying shares “every paycheck, every dip” and have not slowed down at around $550.25. The core thesis is that investor sentiment may be overreacting to fears that the AI buildout has gone too far. This is commentary rather than new company or market-moving information.

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The author reiterates a bullish stance on Meta, saying they keep buying shares “every paycheck, every dip” and have not slowed down at around $550.25. The core thesis is that investor sentiment may be overreacting to fears that the AI buildout has gone too far. This is commentary rather than new company or market-moving information.