Meta Platforms just reported Q3 2026 numbers that kept the growth story intact, yet traders hit the sell button. The stock closed at US$697.52 before the release and has dropped about 7% to roughly US$648.85, even as revenue reached US$64.6b and net income excluding special items came in at US$9.9b. The real spark for this reaction is not the top line. It is the profit squeeze from heavy artificial intelligence spending and a US$9.9b legal charge that forced investors to reassess how much...