None of this is supported by facts or reality. If this was the case, then GOOGL would be struggling as well, since they make money the exact same way.
META is struggling because of CapEx concerns.
The best thing that can happen for all the retards in here to get generationally wealthy is a 20% correction that will hit the AI stocks 50%+.
AI is still a mega trend so it will let you buy stocks like STX, SNDK, WC, CLS, NBIS, IREN at generationally cheap prices. Similar to getting MSFT and AAPL in 2003.
(SPLG) let it sit for 50 years and you'll be ready to retire, I'm not invested but would be if I was a young adult. Factors determine your retirement level like how much you invest is key. Now, I started with $390.00 \~12 months ago using (GLD, AMZN, QUBT) and now have $1,920.00 and growing; that's about 33% interest...It's an experiment I'm doing in the stock market. Not great but way better than a bank savings account; it's like getting paid $128.00 a month.
P.S. Best advise you can get is find yourself a good Financial Advisor Fiduciary.
I felt that in my prostate bro. Deep. META + MSFT ER calls + SPY 2DTE calls, AMZN post-ER (anticipating pullback after the jump) puts. Wiped. Gotten fucked so many times since Liberation Day. My account has been liberated of all of my wife's allowance she gives me.
Gamma squeeze from outsized Q1 earnings brought it up from $55 pre ER to $90 all the way to $180. Basically how BNPL revenue recognition works is a lot of the fees incurred in Q4 transactions show as Q1 , making revenue & margins look elevated. Market ran on this along with the tariff pauses.
Then Q2 earnings was not as outsized as Q1 - prompting a large 30% drop and then since then been chopping at 80-95 before doing a crazy beeline down to 58 in the last month.
This really reminds me of GOOG at 150 price action wise.
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