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Here's what's ahead on this week's investing insights.

An off-the-field sports rivalry is brewing ahead of game day.

What Fanduels' parents' latest play means for the online gambling industry.

Plus, meta unveils its first dividend. Find out if the tech company's stock

falls into the cheap or expensive category and want to stop making the same investing mistakes.

I'll talk with author and morning star contributor Larry Swedro about changes you can make today.

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Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivanna Hampton. Let's get started with a look at the Morning Star headlines. Strong ad growth boosted meta's Q4 earnings, but the bigger surprise was

the Facebook parents announcement

of its first dividend. The tech company's results showed strong network effects since more

people joined its platforms and lifted engagement. That allowed it to sell more ads at higher

prices. Morningstar thinks advertising growth will benefit from political ad spending

this year. However, a slowdown is likely in the next few years since mobile expansion and

other categories will carry less weight. Meanwhile, META and its peers are facing pressure from

U.S. and international regulators about data accessing usage

and content censorship. This could affect people using META's apps and advertising demand.

The company's fourth quarter revenue jumped 25% from last year, totaling $40 billion.

Ad revenue, reality labs, and holiday sales mostly drove the increase.

Morningstar is raising its estimate for what meta stock is worth to $400 from $322.

However, shares look overvalued.

Boeing is pausing as 737 max expansion to focus on safety and quality control.

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