After the "dead" decline, the seven large shares give the profits of 2025 price

The price of the “Meta platforms” shares fell on Tuesday and became the last share of the ‘Seven Great Group’, giving up its profits this year. The price of Facebook’s parent company has dropped by more than 4%, amid a continuous sharp buying wave. This decline is particularly striking because it comes in the wake of a historical increase in the company’s share price for twenty consecutive sessions. At its peak, the arrow rose 26% in 2025, but it has since wiped out all these profits. The cost of artificial intelligence pressure on the seven greats. According to the Keybank Capital Markets, ‘Mita’ lost some flexibility due to its investments in artificial intelligence, reducing its target price to $ 750, which has a significant lack of security at the total level. “” The challenge we see today is that the artificial intelligence cycle increases the fixed costs “of the company” Mita “, according to what Patterson wrote in a note, in which he also said that” alphabet “, the parent company of” Google “, another company of the seven major companies, similar challenges,” which is the ability to face the expenses in the recession. ” Technology shares are being exposed to the widespread pressure this year with economic expectations of Trump’s management policies affected by customs tariffs, as well as questions about the plight of artificial intelligence trade. The shares of the seven major companies (Apple, Microsoft, Anfidia, Amazon, Tsalla, Alabt and Meta) are especially beneficiaries of artificial intelligence. The Bloomberg index for the total return of the seven greats fell by 16% this year, which dropped by more than 20% in December. Of the most prominent declining businesses, the shares of “Tesla” fell by 44%this year, while the “alphabet” shares fell by 17%, and the shares of “Apple” and “Invidia” fell by 14%. The index fell by more than 2% on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the broader Nasdac 100 index has dropped by 7.3% so far this year, and has recently entered a correction phase. The index, dominated by the technological sector, is currently more than 12% of its peak. The excellent performance of the shares of major technology companies over the past two years has become a preferred option for investors to achieve profits amid uncertainty.