Thread regarding Meta / Facebook layoffs

I don't expect anything good here in 2023 either

https://www.ft.com/content/c73e861f-0d98-4b34-b5b7-25f7bc2e5d2b

Jim Tierney, chief investment officer for US growth at AllianceBernstein, a Meta shareholder, said it was “definitely a step in the right direction”. But he questioned why the company still expected between 10 and 15 per cent growth in expenses in 2023 regardless of the cuts, adding: “I still think they need to tighten up further on costs.”

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we'll have challenges left and right.

we'll still have 3 billion eyeballs using our platforms.

we can cut our headcount to 20% of what we have, play defense, and make a trillion dollars in revenue over next ten years. all of this at 30% to 50% margin...

So, we have options and it's looking good for us.

We just need to focus.

Mark, focus!

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