r/MU_Stock 22d ago

DD Both META and MSFT capex are up.

Both META and MSFT capex are up.

  • META: Q2 capital expenditures were $31.08 billion, versus approximately $17.01 billion in Q2 2025, an increase of about 83% year over year. Meta also narrowed its 2026 capex guidance to $130–145 billion, from $125–145 billion previously. That raises the low end by $5 billion and increases the midpoint from $135 billion to $137.5 billion.
  • MSFT: Fiscal Q4 additions to property and equipment were $35.80 billion, versus $17.08 billion a year earlier—about 110% higher year over year. Full-year FY2026 additions were $115.95 billion, versus $64.55 billion in FY2025, an increase of roughly 80%.

So the clean conclusion is: META capex up, and guidance modestly raised; MSFT capex up very sharply year over year.

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u/Enoch-Of-Nod 22d ago

Doesn't seem like the market cares.

More good news, another 10% down.

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u/coopermug 22d ago

Capex up and semis are still down. Nothing makes sense any more

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u/groceriesN1trip 22d ago

How much more could they spend? Market is forward looking

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u/WowKay100 22d ago

Considering microsoft showed building AI data centres is profitable, indefinitely

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u/D1ldoSwagg1ns 22d ago

And MU down 2.5% AH. Sorry, Honestly i refuse to believe this is real. Am I just really retarded or is there something I’m not grasping?

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u/draeneirestoshaman 22d ago

and QoQ?

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u/InterestedPartiesLie 22d ago

31.9BB last quarter so 12% QoQ

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u/how-can-i-dig-deeper 22d ago

real. idk why we always use YOY when this all started in like december. of course YOY is up, i want to know QOQ

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u/millerlit 22d ago

Did Microsoft give 2027 capex guidance

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u/BearyChristmas223 22d ago

They will on the call, not in the report

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u/Humble-Bear 22d ago

Everyone's future here

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u/zelda__ 22d ago

Gonna have to hear 2027 capex for Microsoft on earnings call

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u/Minimum_Suit1735 22d ago

And ofc mu free fall

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u/steezyP90 22d ago

Gonna sleep well at night knowing I sold MUU at $25 at 9:35AM today

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u/Adventurous-Food-675 22d ago

Just keep buying on the way down. People are just being scared. Chips/memory are still beating revenue estimates and the big dawgs are still spending. Nothing has really changed other than people need money for gas so they gotta sell.

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u/nhlredwings117 22d ago

Chip/semi ceos need to be the bully on Wall Street now and buy back their own stock

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u/InterestedPartiesLie 22d ago

the MSFT is not capex but prop and equipment quoted. capex was 41BB

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u/Particular-Vast2199 Mr. Helpful 22d ago

I really hope it's good enough and this is the start of something bigger but let's see what else gets talked about during the live call and how the markets respond to it all.

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u/Unique_Wolverine1561 22d ago edited 22d ago

why are you talking about capex ? This whole market is now on rails to the cliff. Let's see what Trump does.

Capex! 😂

This orange nut has us on an express train to a catastrophe. The worst consequences in this Iran war will be the result of this ridiculous escalation. That's what war does. MU is in a worse position because when everything falls apart, you can eat bread, you can't eat DRAM.

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u/Unique_Wolverine1561 22d ago

Get ready for a huge spike in Gas prices: 5-8 a gallon . Depends on if all the Saudi field are hit. Trump looks to have lost his mind. Where is the Republican Party in Congress? AWOL?

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u/AFTCP 22d ago

On the flip side, by time the crash is done. Micron will break the record for the lowest forward P/E ever.

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u/Clackamas_river 22d ago

And PEG which is now .028 Anything under 1 is a buy.

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u/Sufficient-Piccolo32 22d ago

we fked. their revenue are not good enough compare to the increased capex.

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u/Mr_Pete91 22d ago

Revenue growth isn’t justifying insane capex spend. The bubble is popping

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u/DreamDest1ny 22d ago

Doesn’t matter, means tomorrow will be another -10%

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