RBC Capital Markets Equity Analyst Brad Erickson joins Market Domination's Brooke DiPalma to explain why the language in its earnings filing unsettled investors and why the company is issuing non-voting stock to fund billions in AI spending while preserving CEO Mark Zuckerberg's voting control. Video Transcript 00:00 Speaker A Meta shares are under pressure following its latest earnings report, but the bigger story may be the company's stock split. For more, we're bringing in Brad Erickson, equity analyst RBC Capital Markets. Brad, thanks for being with us. We have to get to the announcement of this new class of common stock. It doesn't have voting power, but it's also being used to build out this AI uh announcement that they made.
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