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S&P downgraded Meta's outlook from stable to negative, citing high capex and negative free cash flow; META fell 15% in October, its worst month in four years

Meta's outlook has been revised downward by S&P Global Ratings on concerns surrounding cash flow and AI spending.

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S&P downgraded Meta's outlook from stable to negative, citing high capex and negative free cash flow; META fell 15% in October, its worst month in four years

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