Snap Makes Mess Afterhours, Splatters Again on Meta, Pinterest, Alphabet: Online Advertising in the Holiday Quarter, Oh Deary by Wolf Richter • Oct 20, 2022 • 105 Comments Snap is a paragon of my Imploded Stocks. Meta, after tonight’s drop, is just a hair away.
The 5x Spike & Now Implosion of Generac’s Stock Shows What Went Horribly Wrong in the Markets since Feb. 2020 by Wolf Richter • Oct 19, 2022 • 71 Comments This chart is a warning for dip-buyers that think the bottom is in after each plunge. But the bottom isn’t in until the last dip-buyers get crushed.
As Autonomous-Driving SPACs Implode, Intel Slashes Mobileye IPO Valuation Target by 60% by Wolf Richter • Oct 17, 2022 • 67 Comments Wait a minute… Why would anyone buy the shares at any price given that, after 23 years, Mobileye still loses a ton of money?
The 1001 Imploded Stocks of 2022 (Down 80% or More)… So Far by Wisdom Seeker • Oct 17, 2022 • 214 Comments The massacre, stock by stock, all 1001 of them, listed right here.
Cutting-Edge US Semiconductor Makers Crushed by One Thing after Another in 2022 after Mind-Boggling Bubble in 2020 & 2021 by Wolf Richter • Oct 10, 2022 • 96 Comments Nvidia -66% from the high, AMD -64%, Intel -62%, Marvell Technologies -57%, Micron -48%.
SPAC Bamboozle Keeps on Giving: Stock Shredded, Low on Cash, Layoffs Underway, Volta Goes after Government Subsidies for EV Charging Stations by Wolf Richter • Sep 28, 2022 • 94 Comments The model of “growth at all cost” has been taken out to the dump.
Mortgage Lender Woes by Wolf Richter • Sep 7, 2022 • 114 Comments Mortgage volume collapsed. And the stocks of the biggest mortgage lenders collapsed after IPO or SPAC merger.
EV SPAC Faraday Future Breaks the Buck, 14 Months after Going Public. Consensual Hallucination Was so Bad it Was Funny by Wolf Richter • Sep 6, 2022 • 98 Comments Never a boring day in the SPAC & IPO hype-and-hoopla clown show.
Formerly Sacred Now Rotting Silicon Valley Dictum of “Growth at All Costs” Crushes Okta: Shares Collapse 80% from Peak by Wolf Richter • Sep 1, 2022 • 101 Comments Huge losses, but now revenue growth is slowing. Hilariously, executives refer to the huge losses as “profitability.”
