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Tesla's latest decline could be one for the history books - $795 billion since Dec 17 or 53.7 percent
(www.businessinsider.com)
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this post was submitted on 13 Mar 2025
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A company that can't offer a ROI to its stockholders, is a startup that should never be allowed to go public; stick to angel and venture investors instead. Public stocks relying on the hype of "growing quickly", are a Ponzi scheme through and through.
If we speak of company ages, the argument doesn't hold either:
A good chunk of the US market is made up of Ponzi scheme companies. With 401k-s tied to market investments, people are setting themselves up for a very rough awakening.