It Just Doesn’t Let Up: Lyft Plunges 26% Afterhours, Down 74% from the Hype-and-Hoopla Trade out the IPO Gate by Wolf Richter • May 3, 2022 • 156 Comments Another stock gets added to my Imploded Stocks column.
As IPOs Kathoomph, Exit Doors Close with Big Implications for the Broader Startup Scene by Wolf Richter • May 1, 2022 • 197 Comments Dotcom bust all over again, but bigger after 13 years of money printing.
WHOOSH, Go Stocks, Make Mess. Amazon Leads. Biggest Stocks Fall Apart. Crappy April. Terrible First 4 Months. ARKK now -70% by Wolf Richter • Apr 29, 2022 • 392 Comments But the mayhem started beneath the surface in Feb 2021.
Afterhours Massacre as Amazon Plunges, Apple, Intel, Tesla, even Meta Dive by Wolf Richter • Apr 28, 2022 • 258 Comments Meta? Didn’t it just spike? Friday is going to be interesting.
Deep-Junk-Rated Carvana Gets $4.5 Billion from New Investors, after Shares Collapsed by 79%, Hoping the World Hasn’t Run out of Greater Fools Yet by Wolf Richter • Apr 25, 2022 • 88 Comments The cash-burn machine needs new fuel.
I Now Have to Add Netflix to my “Imploded Stocks” by Wolf Richter • Apr 20, 2022 • 219 Comments Shares collapsed by 68% since November. $205 billion evaporated. FANGMA without the N.
The 2021 Creatures of Goldman Sachs: its IPOs, SPACs, Direct Listings Are Imploding after Bonuses Spiked to a Record by Wolf Richter • Apr 18, 2022 • 110 Comments They sure made hay while the sun was shining.
After Robinhood Shares Collapsed 87% from Peak and 70% from IPO, Goldman Sachs, IPO Lead Underwriter, Cuts Stock to “Sell” by Wolf Richter • Apr 8, 2022 • 133 Comments It would be funny – if it weren’t so serious – how this stuff is imploding, and Wall Street, which created it, is now washing its hands of it.
Another Miracle-IPO Stock Collapsed by 82% since the IPO. Wall Street Hype & Hoopla Machine Screeches to a Halt by Wolf Richter • Mar 25, 2022 • 154 Comments The end of a truly amazing era.
Now It’s BBQ-Grill IPO Stocks that Barbecue Retail Investors by Wolf Richter • Mar 23, 2022 • 103 Comments The hype-and-hoopla era was just so much fun while it lasted.
