Rumors are swirling that Meta is preparing for its largest round of layoffs in company history, potentially affecting up to 20% of its workforce (approx. 15,800 jobs)
Meta is pivoting hard. They’ve committed a staggering $600 billion to AI infrastructure through 2028. To fund these massive Superintelligence bets, they are trimming the old guard to make room for a leaner, AI-native future.
History is repeating itself. In November 2022, Meta sent remote work emails just two weeks before cutting 11,000 jobs. Reports show employees in wearables and ads just received those same emails.
Wall Street usually cheers for cost cutting. While $META has faced recent pressure due to high capex spending, significant layoffs could provide the efficiency narrative investors are looking for to trigger a bounce.
🔸Testing the $573 – $634 support zone.
🔸Watch for the official announcement to confirm the trend.
Will these cuts be the spark $META needs to reclaim its highs, or is the AI spending too much for the market to swallow?
