Скачать или смотреть Mark Zuckerberg Secretly Dumped $12B in Meta — What He Doesn’t Want You to Know About AI

On an ordinary morning in 2026, while millions were scrolling social media, Mark Zuckerberg quietly offloaded billions of dollars in Meta stock. Not as a one-time event—but week after week, using sophisticated insider mechanisms.

By now, Zuckerberg has sold over $12 billion in Meta shares, all while publicly proclaiming that Meta’s AI future has never looked brighter.

This video isn’t about rumors. It’s about patterns—patterns that repeat across tech history:

Founders hype transformative narratives to the public

Insiders quietly liquidate massive stakes

Wall Street gets confused and divided

Reality eventually collides with expectation

History has shown this before: from Cisco in the dot-com bubble to Enron in energy trading, and even Theranos in biotech. Now, a similar story is unfolding at Meta.

In this video, we break down:

How Zuckerberg’s 10b5-1 stock plans work

Why AI suddenly replaced the Metaverse narrative

The Four-Stage Insider Extraction Pattern repeating in tech

How insider stock sales align with major AI announcements

Why open-sourcing AI raises monetization questions

What Meta’s real financials reveal beneath the hype

How to track insider selling using public SEC data

What investors should really know before headlines hit

This video doesn’t claim Meta is collapsing. It examines whether today’s valuation matches reality—or just narrative hype.

Markets rarely crash from panic. They correct when insiders act early… quietly. By the time mainstream news picks up the story, the opportunity is usually gone. This video gives you the framework to understand the moves before the headlines.

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This content is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice, nor a recommendation to buy or sell any security. All examples are based on publicly available information, historical trends, and SEC filings. Past patterns do not guarantee future results. Investing involves risk, including potential loss of principal. Always do your own research and consult licensed professionals before making decisions.