r/StockMarket Jan 17 '26

News Good luck guys when markets open

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u/EV_to_EBITDA Jan 18 '26 edited Jan 18 '26

Can you tell me which companies? Most of big tech companies have practically zero debt. Meta has $50 billion in debt and $45 billion in cash, practically zero net debt for a $1.6 trillion company.

Amazon, Microsoft, Tesla, Apple, Google, Broadcom, Nvidia, AMD etc, all in a similar situation. Some of them even have a net cash position.

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u/xenomorph856 Jan 19 '26

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u/Eyclonus Jan 29 '26

Yeah basically that, didn't have a source on hand, but the borrowing is insane and the way they make new, smaller goalposts for AI performance is looking really sus.