You’re honestly good man. You are using it to offset so basically recouping 15% of the overall cost plus (a) the 5% you got back by selling and (b) a bit more if you can take $3k losses for the year for a while.
The rest is an expensive lesson that you seem to have taken to heart. If you have a good income this shouldn’t ultimately change the course of your life too much, and you’ll help your friends and family avoid this type of mistake in the future.
$META Meta officially closed its $30 billion bond offering and filed it with the SEC after hours.
Here’s how to interpret the move:
1. Huge institutional demand:
Closing a $30 B bond offering successfully means investors lined up to lend Meta tens of billions — that’s a major confidence signal in Meta’s long-term stability and credit quality.
2. Locked-in long-term rates:
The maturities run from 2030 to 2065, meaning Meta just secured long-term financing before rates fall (which many expect in 2026). That’s savvy timing — locking in today’s yields before they drop = strong financial management.
3. Fuel for expansion or buybacks:
If Meta channels this capital into AI infrastructure, data centers, or share repurchases, it’s EPS-accretive and could propel stock performance over time.
Just copy pasted this from my friend lol