Big tech plus auto could reshape supply chains and capex.
Feels like the market is treating Elon’s silence as confirmation. If TSLA and SPCE really merge, we’re talking massive synergies, but I’m still wondering about governance, culture clashes, and how much of SpaceX’s cash gets redirected.
Autos and aerospace are converging, and a Tesla-SpaceX combo could dominate EVs, satellites, and energy. I’m cautiously bullish on execution.
Market’s chasing every $23 bounce like it’s salvation.
I’m not convinced this is anything more than noise. Every time $NEAR nears $23, it stalls. Feels like traders are just rotating into it, then dumping. I’m staying cautious until we see real demand.
Basically, the market thinks $NEAR just broke through $23 resistance, but it’s shaky. My take: unless volume confirms, this looks like a pullback. I’d watch ETH and SOL for follow-through before trusting the bounce.
Anyone else remember when $AAPL did buybacks and share repurchases in 2003, then sold off again? If MU is repeating that playbook, what stops it from retesting lows again before the PE target lifts?
I'm new, but if buybacks cover dips, why does price still drop? Feels like a band-aid, not real strength.
Feels like a trap; I'm uneasy about this dip.
