I get the argument here but. If we look at stock price as a proxy for forward and future expectations relative to its monetary impact to society. Then I’d say i

I get the argument here but. If we look at stock price as a proxy for forward and future expectations relative to its monetary impact to society. Then I’d say it’s way too soon to be talking about Enron and Facebook in the same sentence. User growth continues to be strong. Ad business is unchanged even with the boycott. Investor and institutional dollars still flowing in (you can’t just blame Robinhood investors here) Where is this acting like Enron materially?