LifeFuel The value of (((Meta))) shares dropped by $81 (25% of their original value) in an instant

[GhostedPhantom]

I'm a week late to the party but this is too good for me not to post it. Sadly they're already recovering instead of crashing and burning, but it's something. Also, it's not entirely due to the Metaverse being shit because there were some external factors involved too.

 

[crestfallencel]

definitely part of some (((scheme)))

Meta could avoid antitrust scrutiny thanks to market cap decline

Antitrust battles have become an unofficial path for tech industry critics to reign in and regulate companies. One of those companies targeted in a bundle of new bipartisan antitrust bills is Facebook’s Meta, which saw its market cap shrink to below $600 billion this week. Coincidentally, that...

abcnews4.com

 

[GhostedPhantom]

definitely part of some (((scheme)))

Meta could avoid antitrust scrutiny thanks to market cap decline

Antitrust battles have become an unofficial path for tech industry critics to reign in and regulate companies. One of those companies targeted in a bundle of new bipartisan antitrust bills is Facebook’s Meta, which saw its market cap shrink to below $600 billion this week. Coincidentally, that...

abcnews4.com

Doesn't this mean their share price will never go above the threshold as long as they plan to remain under the radar, which means speculators won't have any reason to buy their shares?

 

[Linesnap99]

bears me

 

[nazianime]

Crash his own stock after selling high buy back low. This is a simple Jewish tricks.

 

[highinhibition]

fucking jews

 

[RandomGuy]

Doesn't this mean their share price will never go above the threshold as long as they plan to remain under the radar, which means speculators won't have any reason to buy their shares?

The stock market is the best casino. Everything else is boring by comparison.

It’s a big money game. An investor should have enough in liquid savings to cost average down. Most stocks only go up over time (patience) and don’t put all your eggs in one basket (diversification).

Example: 50k invested in stocks (now worth 35K), plus another 90-150K cash and gold in savings. Real Estate isn’t liquid, so I can’t count that in.

Noobs get whiplashed - nervous and sell early. Fake Jew banksters like me always have extra cash coming in, so I just buy more on dips and set aside enough for estimated taxes.

Also, never play options. Don’t margin much or you can get burned.