Nope....head fake
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https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/26/facebook-parent-meta-earnings-q3-2022.html
Has Facebook become the new MySpace ?
TikTok is the new craze and Facebook might be a ‘has been’.
60 year old grandmothers are leaving Facebook for TikTok.
Has Facebook become the new MySpace ?
TikTok is the new craze and Facebook might be a ‘has been’.
60 year old grandmothers are leaving Facebook for TikTok.
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Zuckerturd says have patience. That is like leaving a turd in the punchbowl…..
Trading ....like how often .....it looks like rather choppy downward action.UCO I’ve been trading and wonder what’s going to happen with SPR(not a stock / ETF)…..
Yeah, when you think about it, I sometimes wonder how relevant Silicon Valley will be. It will always be there but with remote work and the anti business climate (as noted by Elon Musk as the most well known) one has to wonder. Maybe better said, just like Detroit was to automobiles at one time, its still there but nothing like the glory days. I only say this is to ask this question/make this statement.
I think, think, this is the first time a non USA corporation, company or inventor has not developed or owned the worlds most famous growing app which of course is Chinese owned TikToc. Am I right?
Fascbook is getting killed. Down 70% YTD.
Just saw a clip of Jim Cramer on CNBC melting down over this. Was he long? Looked like he had been drinking.
I hadn’t seen Cramer in years. He must have some health issues.
I haven’t watched CNBC in a long time. I just use their website for news and quotes.
Their whole pumping scheme was revealed years ago. For whatever reasons they keep going.
CNBC, I turn the volume OFF. I can't even watch the weather channel with the volume on anymore because of the false agenda that's being spewed.
CA will likely be the 4th largest ecomomy in the world this year, edging out Germany. Silicon Valley tech is obviously key. Not bad for anti-business, I guess.
Musk moved Tesla HQ to the new Giga Austin for tax reasons. Fremont is still the biggest car plant in the US, but housing costs make it hard for factory workers. The tech department (chip programming, AP, etc) are in Palo Alto.
Silicon Valley is a different place, for sure. Probably not relevant for many. I tell people, if you can't make it here you can't make it anywhere. There is soooo much opportunity. The Valley took me, a broken man, and laid incredible opportunity at my feet. All I had to do way pick up the tools.
I assume you mean by production?
By size it is number three, have no idea by the production numbers though.
Kia Georgia is #1 by floor space = 2,612,000 m2
Toyota Kentucky #2 = 752,514 m2
Tesla #3 = 512,000 m2
Edit #1 Ah, yes, I just found it Tesla #1 by production I just dont understand why Bloomberg left Kia completely off the chart?
Edit #2 *LOL* ... I just found it, even though Kia site is massive right now they only produce roughly 6538 cars a week.
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FYI, the Model Y was the #1 selling vehicle in Europe in September. For plug ins, the Model Y and Model 3 took 1st and 2nd spots, I believe.
It will also be the #1 selling car in the world this year by revenue. Next year or 2 it will likely be by production numbers.
Another sign of a booming economy.
Intel is planning $10 billion in cost reduction over the next three years.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/27/intel-intc-earnings-q3-2022.html
Intel is planning $10 billion in cost reduction over the next three years.
https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/27/intel-intc-earnings-q3-2022.html
Check Apple
A few times every month, same goes for TSLA.
You can still make money in choppy downward action, Im not looking for a home run on these types of inverse / leveraged trades.
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