#Microsoft en Meta geven samen voor 40 miljard dollar aan obligaties uit, discussie over AI-zeepbel laait op

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About Microsoft en Meta geven samen voor 40 miljard dollar aan obligaties uit, discussie over AI-zeepbel laait op

Van 3 tot 4 november 2026 heeft Meta een uitgifte van Amerikaanse obligaties van 15 miljard dollar voltooid, verdeeld over vijf tranches, met een looptijd van 30 jaar tot 2056, een couponrente van 7,5% en een rendement van 7,53%, wat 220 basispunten boven Amerikaanse staatsobligaties ligt, met een orderboek van 58 miljard dollar; Microsoft voltooide vervolgens een obligatie-uitgifte van 25 miljard dollar, verdeeld over 10 tranches, met looptijden van 2028 tot 2066 en couponrentes van 4,85% tot 6,35%. Tegelijkertijd verklaarde de president van OpenAI dat het grootste deel van de inkomsten van het bedrijf afkomstig is van zakelijke activiteiten en dat het bedrijf naar verwachting in 2027 aan de beursgangvoorwaarden zal voldoen, terwijl Goldman Sachs waarschuwde dat de angst voor kapitaalinvesteringen de waardering van halfgeleiders naar een meerjarig dieptepunt drukt. De meningsverschillen in de gemeenschap draaien om de vraag: is dit werkelijk een voortzetting van de vraag naar AI, of een bubbel die wordt ondersteund door hoge financieringskosten? Deze discussie beïnvloedt ook het sentiment rond technologieaandelen en de kapitaalmarkt in de cryptosector.

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Microsoft en Meta geven samen voor 40 miljard dollar aan obligaties uit, discussie over AI-zeepbel laait op Populaire berichten

unusual_whales
unusual_whales
BREAKING: He bought $AMD at $4 and $TSLA at $13. He is now betting on $HIMS as the world's AI doctor, and $DUOL the world's AI teacher. He thinks both could hit $1 trillion. Listen to @alc2022 on the Unusual Bets podcast. Listen here below.
Mimi 🤎🩷
Mimi 🤎🩷
The continuous sharp decline in the US stock market stopped last night, with tech stocks broadly rising. Storage chips, optical communications, AI hardware, semiconductors, advanced packaging, and others collectively strengthened. Strangely, Apple fell against the trend. Aehr recently dropped from 147 to 65, a 56% decline in three months. Last night, the stock gapped up, rose steadily during the session, then surged sharply in the last minute before the close, ultimately soaring 26.50%, making
Birdie_OKX
Birdie_OKX
Meta drawing roughly $58B of orders for a $15B bond sale shows investors still accept its AI spending case. Yet the 30-year spread, about 90 bps wider than in April, says that confidence now carries a higher price. Demand can fund the buildout; it cannot prove the projects will produce cash flows that outrun the debt burden. #MetaIssues15BInBonds
Simon Taylor
Simon Taylor
Euro-denominated Meta and Google Bonds are higher rated than those of France 😳 European savers want more Euro-denominated bonds than anyone is issuing. Surely, there's a solution to the lack of AI data center and power build out in Europe if we can figure this out. --- Meta’s first EUR bond drew a record €53bn of orders, but Meta sold €9bn across six bonds on Wednesday, the longest run in 38 years. Alphabet sold €6bn on Monday into more than €17bn of orders. The European debt market has far more demand than supply, while the US seems to be the opposite. --- The US has one Treasury market, with about $32tn of debt held by the public. Europe has a separate bond market for each government, with different ratings, plus joint EU bonds worth about €857bn, roughly 3% of the US figure. The EU27 makes up 71% of the US debt market by size, but often in different currencies at difference prices. ECB chief economist Philip Lane said in April that the euro area is short of “safe assets”, the bonds investors treat as close to risk-free. He added that EU bonds still trade less easily than French or German debt. --- The EU’s own €10bn sale in October drew around €160bn of orders. --- Two things temper the headline number: 1. Investors ask for more bonds than they expect to get, so order books overstate real demand. 2. Capital rules still make a Bund cheaper for banks and insurers to hold than a Meta bond. --- But there's a giant flashing sign here: European savings are helping pay for American data centers, in EUR, because Europe issues too few of the bonds its savers want. SURELY we could issue European debt for sovereign European data centers?! If the EU wants that money to fund European projects, it has to issue far more of its own long-dated debt.
JAI_YYA
JAI_YYA
Microsoft and Meta are both investing heavily in the future of AI. Their bond-related headlines highlight another side of the AI race: financing the infrastructure behind it. Data centers, chips and energy require enormous capital. The question for investors is whether future AI revenue can justify today’s spending.#SonyQ2ProfitUp45%
MT Newswire
MT Newswire
Marktgesprekken: Meta's Euro-obligatie stijgt bij debuut
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Social Capital
Social Capital
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tastylive
tastylive
The market ripped today. Some names didn’t get the memo. Tim Knight: $CAT down 5.5% and now off half its value from the peak. Peabody gapped down hard, off 17%. For a stock that’s supposed to be an AI infrastructure winner, Caterpillar’s chart has been a catastrophe.
TheStreet
TheStreet
$DE is up over 40% year-to-date - Gus Scacco of @ACMIntelligence on why he still sees upside from here and why this name is an AI adjacent play. #investing #stockmarket
Carl Quintanilla
Carl Quintanilla
CITRINI: “.. Given the enormous chasm between revenues and capex, the asymmetric risk is no longer to the upside, but to the downside.” @citrini