Slippery slope fallacy. Only thing Silicon Valley has in common with the rest of the publicly traded market is that the people at the apex are invested in other

Slippery slope fallacy. Only thing Silicon Valley has in common with the rest of the publicly traded market is that the people at the apex are invested in other sectors that they aren't as close to and may not be able to collectively influence, and those cats got in at sweetheart deals. The Bay Area behemoths are effectively incorporated gen Z to millennials, few not even drinking age. If you think the macroeconomic factors are the driving force of compressing this highly speculated arena, I've got boat load of expensive spinning disk hard drives to sell you at exorbitant prices caused by the tsunami in Thailand.