Meta Stock Before the Bell Today (Nov. 14, 2025): Pre‑Market Move, AI Spending Backlash, and Burry’s ‘Fraud’ Claims Explained
Meta shares traded around $602 pre-market Friday, down about 1.3% from Thursday’s $609.89 close, following a broader tech selloff. Michael Burry accused Meta of overstating earnings by stretching AI hardware depreciation, estimating a 20% overstatement between 2026 and 2028. Meta reported Q3 revenue up 26% to $51.24 billion but projected 2025 capital spending of $70–72 billion.