On November 2, three major AI investors—Alphabet, Oracle, and Meta—attempted to raise at least $36.7 billion in bond markets, with only $16.7 billion priced. Alphabet secured €6 billion at low spreads reflecting strong lender trust, while Oracle's $10 billion bonds carried much higher yields due to financial pressures and a possible credit downgrade. Meta has yet to price its $20 billion bond offering amid a negative credit outlook. These moves highlight differing market confidence levels and the financial strain on companies funding massive AI infrastructure investments.
The big tech firms' large bond offerings underline their ongoing capital needs, even as their stocks show mixed signals on Pluang. As of Nov 03, 2026 23:51 WIB, Alphabet (GOOG) trades at USD 277.60, down 0.16% for the day, while Oracle (ORCL) gained 4.99% to USD 125.04. Meta (META), despite heavy selling pressure with 95% of orders to sell, rose 2.13% to USD 619.67, reflecting a complex investor sentiment around these companies.
Alphabet's stock surged 764% over the past decade, turning $1,000 into over $7,200. However, a recent Q3 earnings miss caused an 11.7% drop, resetting growth expectations. Analysts project a $1,000 investment today could grow to around $2,795 by 2031...
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Alphabet's shares have underperformed in 2026 due to fears around AI disruption, negative free cash flow, and a disappointing third-quarter earnings report. However, the company’s role in AI infrastructure, particularly through Google Cloud's acceler...
