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It's funny how this "crash" is not being explained by headline examples, but by just stating "it's a crash." Normally, crashes are led by bankruptcies, broken p
by flowerthoughts 1y ago
It's funny how this "crash" is not being explained by headline examples, but by just stating "it's a crash." Normally, crashes are led by bankruptcies, broken promises and other tangible issues. Right now it's just "everyone says it's crashing" which just feels like Mr Altman wants to buy back shares cheaply.