Meta's stock has traded near $570–590 amid volatility tied to reports that the company may issue tens of billions in new shares to fund aggressive AI infrastructure spending. Heavy capital expenditures, already raised to $114–125 billion for 2026, reflect Meta’s push to scale large language models like Llama and integrate capabilities such as the Muse Spark assistant across its platforms. Traders are weighing this sustained investment against near-term margin pressure and the absence of immediate revenue from AI products, with the next earnings report not due until late July. A dividend ex-date on June 15 adds minor technical context, but no major corporate or regulatory events are scheduled for June 12 itself.