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At that high a valuation, I think it would be tough to P&D.  I'm going to put in a stop loss order on my shares.

A company that has no assets, no income, and no profitability in sight, yet are worth more than Ford and GM, blue chips of blue chips? They're already pumped. The question is, who holds the most shares to unload before the dump? 

I've noted before how impressed I was with the specs on the EF-150.  I don't know who could do any better right now.  GM probably is close.

There is a lot of money in trucks and SUVs and vans based on trucks.

What, you don't prefer the Cybertruck to the F-150 Lightning? 

so...YouTube taking massive public backlash and heat over their announcement that they will be removing the dislike button- a feature that has been part of the platform from day one. IMO this is clearly just a thinly veiled orchestrated attempt to protect the "establishment" after just about every official White House YouTube video and almost every CNN/MSNBC video gets ratio'd to death (this means far more dislikes than likes). Apparently have to protect the establishment from any kind of embarrassment at all costs.

Anyways, the founder of YouTube Jawed Karim is protesting this move- calling it stupid and pleading with Google to reverse course on this. Here's an idea pal: maybe you shouldn't have sold YouTube to Google for a measly $65 million. It's easily worth hundreds of billions of dollars. You sold it to the devil for a fraction of what it'd be worth if you just held out. Look at the Snapchat guy- that weirdo turd Zuckerberg tried to buy Snapchat from him for $3 billion- he told Zuck to F**k off- and now he's worth $10.5 billion and his company has a market cap of almost $90 billion. 

Thanks, 94...

If anyone didn't get the joke the first time, you've made sure it can't go unnoticed. 

My guess is employees hold the most shares, that is common in start ups recently gone public.

And I think pump and dump only works for smaller valuation stocks, though in the day of the meme stock it's possible to do so with retail investors with smaller companies like AMC, which is still remarkably high. 

I obviously don't know if Lucid is a success, but I do think it is a possibility.  I see Rivian has dropped 15% today.  The same could happen with Lucid, or worse.

Stock valuations on "theme stocks" don't often make any sense, to me anyway.  But I've noticed they can go UP UP UP for quite a few months, or years.

folks had held Rivian stock sold and bought Lucid??

I watched the complete movie a few days ago with my daughter

she had never even heard of it

what a delight it was it see how much she enjoyed it

So, so, good.