One of those four things is not like the other things ...
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He needs to run for president. He's your dad without the fox news brain rot
And some idiots think Trumpf is fit to lead a country ffs XD
They'll vote for him again.
O thought there were freezes for these event's. Pretty sure we had 2 during 45.
S&P500 needs to drop at least 7% to halt things for 15 mins. It only drops 5 yesterday
There's always next week
Thanks I felt like I been through this before. Which is probably why 47 is like w/e. It was 2020 and 2008.
I wonder if rescinding telework agreements has boosted Minnesota's economy? I still don't get that decision and I don't think any amount of tweet bangers anout Trump is going to improve that reality.
Not sure if it's adequate to list Tesla next to the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq as if they were equally important for the economic situation of the country. Tesla historically skyrocketed and plummeted several times. It's more a meme stock IMHO than a representative indicator of stability.
Not sure if it’s adequate to list Tesla next to the Dow Jones, S&P 500 and Nasdaq as if they were equally important
Tesla is 2.4% of the entire NASDAQ market cap and serves as a significant chunk of financial portfolios across the banking sector. Hugely influential company, even before you get into how it's revenues prop up Starlink and Twitter.
Changes in the Tesla price have big downstream impacts on bank liquidity, future demand for computer hardware, and pension performance. It quite literally moves markets.
Walz has been specifically mocking Tesla's stock plummet these past few months. Hes not saying they are equally important, hes just using this to taunt Musk.
A 1 day 10% drop is a gut punch worth mentioning. Being a meme stock means that the only thing holding it up is the idea that it will always go up. When the meme fades and it has to compete on fundamentals, a car company missing sales targets by 13% in one quarter ain't gonna do it.
Thanks for clarification. Still, looking at the Tesla chart similar upward/downward movements happed several times. It doesn't appear that special to me for that stock.
And yes, Tesla is not the same category of meme Stock as Gamestop. Still, compared to other stocks, the development of the share value is far less dependend on the operative success of the company. It feels more like a Musk stock that's influenced by news and tweets around his person going back and forth between hype and desaster.
It's a little special. The CEO of GameStop didn't turn every rational thinking person against him.
The only people still supporting Elon cant afford his car. So they can buy the stock just to have the stock, but that wont be enough to save things for them.
People will stop buying Teslas. If not anything else, they will stop buying Teslas because they are tired of buying new Windows.
If not anything else, they will stop buying Teslas because they are tired of buying new Windows.
Did autocorrect capitalize "windows," or does Windows 11 installation come with a free cybertruck now? They're both essentially spyware, so I guess the pairing works.
The model 3 is a rock magnet. I think I've had my windshield replaced 5 or 6 times in 6 years.
Counterpoint: it's all gambling on the stability of the United States.
Or lack
If only we got the same voting proportion in the election as in this meme
Please provide an archived link.
Thanks for doing that. I hate these border line ones. It's for the troll baiting or maybe they said it and maybe they didn't say it situations. This post is none of that, which is why I didn't take it down.
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