If I recall correctly, it skyrocketed right after they posted their first profit. People took this as an indicator that Tesla was only going to go up exponentially from here.
It was actually way overpriced even before this point.
I think those people were only buying and holding cause the stock price kept going up regardless of logic and reason. These people wanted to make money.
If they think they might lose money, I think they would probably sell.
Bots too probably. The more popular Lemmy gets the more bots there will be. I don’t know if there’s a good solution to Bots on Lemmy.
I watched a lot of tv shows while working from home.
Just because you can do something doesn’t mean you should do it.
I don’t understand all the pineapple pizza hate. Sweet and savory bro. SWEET AN SAVORY!!!
Gotcha. I was only familiar with the avatars if the digital form.
Did the name “avatar” make sense in the context of the show? I didn’t think so.
Remember 2008/2009 recession? This was cause by the USA economy, but affected the entire world.
Like the recession of 2008/2009. It was America that cause it and the whole worked suffered.
Not to mention, Nintendo games usually don’t go down in price over time as much.
I keep hearing a lot of negative comments about Mozilla lately. I’m wondering if this move is more in line with then just turning into another google rather than disrupting the marketplace.
My guess is there is an admin that knows where each contributor is from. And can approve or decline check in requests.
Reddit seems like the worst company to invest in. The only thing they have of value is content created by other people in the past.
It’s not like the other social media platforms where people get trapped there for various reasons. Companies stay on Twitter, for instance, because they have followers and marketing that depends on it. I stay on instagram cause my wife and kids share things as well as organizations.
There was nothing keeping me on Reddit outside of the content. I don’t need to be on Reddit to get that content. And enough people have left Reddit and started building that content on Lemmy.
I’m not just the owner, I’m also a member!
I blame social media. Though not specific social medias like Facebook or twitter, but the general concept of social media. I think people in general are easily manipulated in a social level (not just Americans, but everybody). But social media allows this to happen en mass and personalized to every single person. With minimal effort.
It’s almost like social media was designed specifically to enable fascist agendas.
I miss flash players.
lol, I honestly just thought the elite hackers used double zeros and I was just a lazy dummy. Maybe I’m the elite hacker then.