Saved After The Bell? Amazon, Snap Surge Following Facebook’s Existential Rout
By the time the closing bell sounded on Wall Street Thursday, Facebook suffered a decline
By the time the closing bell sounded on Wall Street Thursday, Facebook suffered a decline
It’s difficult for me to get excited about the latest deluge of damning revelations about
Normally, Apple, Facebook, and Tesla would dominate the news cycle on a day when all
“…we no longer have our freedom”.
“I’m just trying to understand the bounds here, what’s fair game.”
For now, most observers will likely scoff at “breakup risk”, but…
“It’s a great story — but also one that highlights why the government must break up monopolies.”
There’s good news and bad news for beleaguered shares of Apple – but mostly bad.
Day of reckoning for hedge funds looms after worst month since 2011.
But don’t worry, David Tepper is fine.
“We haven’t seen this disastrous a print since the 1Q16 LNKD-massacre that brought the entire NASDAQ down.”
Menlo, we have a problem.
For anyone who wants to trade like Jeff by shorting Mark Zuckerberg and going long oil producers, just know that Jeff does call it “a fairly risk” idea. Much like that goddamn clown suit.
“…to all you Marty McFlys out there”…
“The coverage, like the stock drop, is brutal”…
I’ll tell you what, if this Facebook debacle continues to spiral out of control, it’s going to be interesting to read some of the fund letters…
FACEBOOK EXTENDS LOSS TO 2.3% ON REPORT OF FTC PROBE
“I don’t want to get up in the morning'” and see a bad headline every day.”
Ok, I’ll say it: this is fucking bad. Really bad.
It looks like this might turn into something of a shitshow for Facebook over the next several days and that will of course weigh on tech and the broader market more generally if the losses worsen.Â
If U.S. shares needed an excuse to rally, they’ve got it.
“…”the shared content which reached 126 million Americans was likely hard, if not impossible, for users of the social media platform to identify as originating from Russia.”
“Weren’t some of these ads paid for in Russian currency? Why didn’t your ad review system notice this and bring the ads to your attention?”
“However reluctantly, Zuckerberg is recognizing the not-so-nice aspects of our ever-more-interconnected world.”
“To paraphrase Rubio: Imagine being able to call on the resources of a nation state to do targeted ad buys.”
“This seems perfect for Breitbart to flood the zone with candidates of all stripe who will report back to you / Milo with INTEL about the job application process over at FB.”
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