https://youtu.be/ZqqoFTMmJtk&t=22s

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“Boomer” stocks have been on a roll. GE, GM, T, and surprisingly BA.

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The boomers will never let T fall, I got them shares for dividends

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[Okaaay](https://www.naturalreaders.com/online/?s=V3f956e5fc73d14fd88d9091f930150183.txt&t=Shared%20Text%20File%202024-04-24T11%3A33%3A20.062Z)

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Go look at the P/C ratio. It's 1 to 1. And anyone who has been following this stock knows it's going to be that bad due to the huge delivery miss.

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To lay out a separate comment: google is a technology company with a huge moat, not some website. They have devices, a ton of R&D, they are in the finance, energy and public sectors. They have a cloud business and multiple monetization paths. Just google maps alone is worth billions annually in terms of monetization. Google has their claws deep into the high end scientific discoveries: they used their researchers to discover around 400 000 permutations of elements that can be applied to materials engineering, medicine. They are one of the main drivers of quantum computers including building different configurations and working on an SDK to write programs and operate them. OpenAI’s products are all working based of or with google tech, even SORA is entirely built on top of image generation outlined by google and properly enhanced to build videos. Google has too many employees and bureaucracy to invent and market everything, but they are still deeply invested in so many things that search isn’t their last stand. Only time will tell what will happen with such behemoth corporations. In my opinion breaking them via anti-trust actions will actually help google and make shareholders insanely rich and diversified like when AT&T got split and humanity adopted answering machines and later the internet.

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Institutions holding Tesla stock for many billions at a leverage cannot dump their stock without the price tanking a lot during the dumping. This can cause the sale that starts above the breakeven point to result in a loss. So, they will want to start selling at a higher price. So, they will want to make the price go up, but the problem si then that oif they buy then the price will go up but their breakeven point will also move up. So, what they do is they buy during premarket trading when the volume of the trading is very low. The price can then move up without them requiring to buy a lot. Then when the market opens, they hope that the higher price will draw in lots of retail buyers so that they can unload their stocks at a higher price. You can also think of this in terms of this trading being pretty much a zero-sum game. Whatever the inflows from the Tesla company to the market will be, will materialize over a very long time period. If you want to make a larger profit than what you could get from the current market conditions, then that extra profit can only come out the pockets of other investors. [See also here](https://youtu.be/CWQj0CKeUMM?t=289).

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didn´t Elon once announce that they wanna do their own chips? Was that completely dropped and nobody noticed?

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It's going down quickly now. Everybody will lose. Sh\*t.

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Meta $570 c 4/26 earnings?

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