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The goal is to increase shareholder value. And most of the increase today was due to macro market trends and not due to the layoffs (everything went up today)
With Tesla, more people want to sell than buy for a multitude of reasons: cashing out on the 2020-2021 rally (20x), seeing it as over valued in 2022 or just seeing Elon not paying enough attention to Tesla.
With Meta, people are selling cause we’re in a recession and Ad spending goes down hard in recessions. Additionally, you have Mark burning money on the Metaverse which no one thinks is a good idea (he’s not selling anyone his vision on the metaverse but since he controls the company with more than 50% of the voting shares, he can do what ever he wants).
Long story short, investors have lost confidence in these stocks.
She calls out scenarios where people willingly sent money to someone over Zelle themselves. This wasn’t a compromised account; it was people being conned by other individuals (think Nigerian Prince). Why should Zelle be on the hook for someone being stupid? They did exactly their job.
Should the US Mint refund me money if I gave a fraudster cash?
Update: Love the comments below folks. I get it now.
The rest is chaos.
Every walk we take is random; the phone allows me to stay connect if I need to but doesn't control my path. My Apple Watch keeps track of my distance/time walking (I get an alert at 35 mins if I'm on an hour long walk => 25 mins to walk home). The AirPods are always in Transparency mode where I can fully hear what's going on in the city with some music I like playing as well.
If you want to wander; you will wander.
The mining cards experience less stress and wear compared to gaming.