Big Tech companies such as Meta and Alphabet have shifted from reducing their share counts via buybacks to issuing large amounts of new stock. This move is aimed at funding their AI infrastructure expansions but results in dilution, reducing existing shareholders' ownership percentages. Investors should be cautious as this trend could continue, impacting their stake without any action on their part.
Meta and Alphabet are both gaining on Pluang as of Nov 05, 2026 01:02 WIB, with Meta up 2.97% at USD 639.45 and Alphabet up 4.37% at USD 292.27. Meta's market cap stands at $1.59 trillion, while Alphabet's reaches $3.43 trillion. Pluang users show mixed order activity for Meta at 52% sell and 48% buy, and a slight buy preference for Alphabet at 51%.
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