The End of Elon

The Equalizer said:
The correct answer was:

One becomes a fully fledged, piece of shit, human being.. when they don't agree with you - have your approval (it has nothing to do with changing their mind)
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Its the Punch and Judy show!
 
Just Think said:
Is there something wrong with that leftist?
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Of course - otherwise he wouldn't be a leftist

Just Think said:
I mean, mentally, like more than the average leftist?
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It's very hard for me to tell the difference, not least because they all seem to me to be profoundly intellectually lazy and self-righteous
 
The Equalizer said:
Of course - otherwise he wouldn't be a leftist


It's very hard for me to tell the difference, not least because they all seem to me to be profoundly intellectually lazy and self-righteous
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James, I'm glad you have your imaginary friend now.
 
Well he should be, look what he's done! -

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Key takeaways from article by Tyler Roush:

*Shares of SpaceX declined by more than 6% to just under $179 as of Thursday afternoon, extending Wednesday’s decline of nearly 5% and a 20% dive since hitting a high above $225 on Tuesday.*

*That marks a roughly $620 billion reduction in SpaceX’s market value since its Tuesday peak, lowering to $2.37 trillion from about $2.99 trillion, when SpaceX ranked the world’s fourth-largest company ahead of Amazon and Microsoft (it now ranks seventh, behind No. 6 TSMC at $2.38 trillion).*

*SpaceX on Tuesday disclosed it would acquire Cursor for $60 billion in stock, representing roughly 3.4% dilution—meaning investor stakes will represent a smaller percentage of the company—of SpaceX’s $1.77 trillion IPO valuation.*

*Morningstar analysts lowered its fair value estimate for SpaceX to $62 from $63, citing a “sizable dilution” of SpaceX shares following the Cursor deal, noting a best-case scenario would price shares at $169 should its AI revenue improve.*

*It’s a cooling from the record-setting demand since its debut: Investors purchased $369.8 million in SpaceX shares over its first three sessions, accounting for more than quadruple the funds poured into Nvidia ($88.2 million) over the same period, according to a Vanda Research note on Wednesday.*

*Option trading for SpaceX also debuted on Tuesday, allowing investors to bet against the stock, and Susquehanna analyst Chris Murphy wrote in a note that there was a 15% chance the stock would lose half its value over the next three months because of option trades.*
 
Haven said:

Key takeaways from article by Tyler Roush:

*Shares of SpaceX declined by more than 6% to just under $179 as of Thursday afternoon, extending Wednesday’s decline of nearly 5% and a 20% dive since hitting a high above $225 on Tuesday.*

*That marks a roughly $620 billion reduction in SpaceX’s market value since its Tuesday peak, lowering to $2.37 trillion from about $2.99 trillion, when SpaceX ranked the world’s fourth-largest company ahead of Amazon and Microsoft (it now ranks seventh, behind No. 6 TSMC at $2.38 trillion).*

*SpaceX on Tuesday disclosed it would acquire Cursor for $60 billion in stock, representing roughly 3.4% dilution—meaning investor stakes will represent a smaller percentage of the company—of SpaceX’s $1.77 trillion IPO valuation.*

*Morningstar analysts lowered its fair value estimate for SpaceX to $62 from $63, citing a “sizable dilution” of SpaceX shares following the Cursor deal, noting a best-case scenario would price shares at $169 should its AI revenue improve.*

*It’s a cooling from the record-setting demand since its debut: Investors purchased $369.8 million in SpaceX shares over its first three sessions, accounting for more than quadruple the funds poured into Nvidia ($88.2 million) over the same period, according to a Vanda Research note on Wednesday.*

*Option trading for SpaceX also debuted on Tuesday, allowing investors to bet against the stock, and Susquehanna analyst Chris Murphy wrote in a note that there was a 15% chance the stock would lose half its value over the next three months because of option trades.*
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You don't know much about the stock market, do you, roc?
 
www.cnbc.com

The average SpaceX buyer post-IPO is almost under water after two-day slide

Shares of SpaceX fell as much as 7% Thursday to $178, leaving the stock trading roughly in line with its volume-weighted average price of just under $180.
www.cnbc.com www.cnbc.com

The average investor who bought SpaceX shares in the open market after its debut has seen nearly all of their gains disappear as a sharp pullback erased a large chunk of the stock's post-IPO surge.

Shares of SpaceX fell 3.6% Thursday to just under $184.98 a share. The stock's five-day volume-weighted average price, or VWAP, is $181.71 a share. VWAP measures the average price a security has traded throughout the day, weighted by trading volume and is widely used by traders to gauge investors' positioning.
 
Haven said:
www.cnbc.com

The average SpaceX buyer post-IPO is almost under water after two-day slide

Shares of SpaceX fell as much as 7% Thursday to $178, leaving the stock trading roughly in line with its volume-weighted average price of just under $180.
www.cnbc.com www.cnbc.com

The average investor who bought SpaceX shares in the open market after its debut has seen nearly all of their gains disappear as a sharp pullback erased a large chunk of the stock's post-IPO surge.

Shares of SpaceX fell 3.6% Thursday to just under $184.98 a share. The stock's five-day volume-weighted average price, or VWAP, is $181.71 a share. VWAP measures the average price a security has traded throughout the day, weighted by trading volume and is widely used by traders to gauge investors' positioning.
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I'd say that'll be the end of Elon.:LOL:
 
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