Tech’s reality check: How the industry lost US$7.4 trillion in one year
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PUBLISHED FRI, NOV 25 20229:00 AM ESTUPDATED 2 HOURS AGO
Rohan Goswami


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At this time in 2021, the Nasdaq Composite had just peaked, doubling since the early days of the pandemic.

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Hiring was booming and tech employees were frolicking in the high value of their stock options.

Twelve months later, the landscape is markedly different.

Not one of the 15 most valuable U.S. tech companies has generated positive returns in 2021. Microsoft has shed roughly US$700 billion in market cap. Meta’s market cap has contracted by over 70% from its highs, wiping out over US$600 billion in value this year.

In total, investors have lost roughly US$7.4 trillion, based on the 12-month drop in the Nasdaq.


Much much more at: https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/25/techs-re...-year.html
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all the fake CECA talent in those sector
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Reset is good. so that people can now buy cheap. impo.
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dat part mony launderings in a Box with an idea GONE past their usefulness
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after sotong Dystopian Nightmare
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no spoon feeding
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All tech services or products are wayyyyyy overpriced. Big Grin

Doesnt make sense.... and that is how they power up the GDP.


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now cannot blame blame who?
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Those who clean up dead bodies and drain their blood
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