Daily Finance & Markets Brief · October 22nd

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Daily Finance & Markets Brief · October 22nd

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From storyflo. This is your daily audio brief. Mason, October 22nd. Quick read on what moved overnight — five stories, no fluff. Let's get into it. First, from The Daily Upside. Meta’s Muse Is Everywhere and Nowhere in Latest Earnings Result. Mark Zuckerberg is sticking to the plan, mostly. His company’s multiple increasingly depends on it. In its after-the-bell third-quarter earnings report on Wednesday, Meta said it’s raising the lower bound of its capital expenditures guidance for the year, from $130 billion to $135 billion, but keeping its top-end projection steady at $145 billion. That’s calming music to the ears of Wall Street, which has had trouble sleeping lately due to AI bubble fears and mounting capex spending. Next. Second, from The Daily Upside. The Big Three Investment Banks Feed Hedge Funds’ AI-mbitions. Feeling guilty about not meeting 2026 goals? Don’t look at Wall Street. The five biggest investment banks have already beaten last year’s record for equity trading reven

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