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Srini took us from $270 to sub-$100

When I tried warning everyone to sell at $270, y’all just told me you were buying more.
I really hope it goes back up for you because I still have $9k in it. But I’m ready to call it a loss.
Stock’s already below $100, we’re getting hit with another round of employee cuts this year (remember the “no more big layoffs” promise?), and Srini keeps bleeding the company dry. Insider selling has been nonstop and the shorts are printing.
Some of us saw this coming months ago. The people who got let go tried to tell you. Now we’re all just watching it burn.
How low we going? $99? $80? Who else is still holding and ready to walk away?


India Telecom going the way of Polaroid ?

Looks like T got rid of all their talent so they could end up like Polaroid . Same dead management style, same ending . Loaded up with cheap H1B labor because that seems to be the new "in" thing. Thats innovation right there . Push bright intelligent people to use AI so that they can start buying tokens from another company eventually. Thats a real future lol. Looking at the stock price , some would say T is about to slip beneath the waves.


Catastrophic post CP11/covid turnaround

Stock value down 90% post CP11 / covid. Estero down to useless HQ shell. Now we’re supposed to believe Oro and other useless ventures will path us to glory. Going back to basics got us nowhere. More rounds of layoffs this week. Anyone left with half a brain employed at Hertz needs to get the he-l out asap.


In this market, the newest electric car on the lot might be the first one to vanish.

Over the past six months, China has launched 622 new car models. That is not innovation. That is an industry on life support.

Picture a car factory running at half capacity. Assembly lines built for thousands of vehicles a day are operating at less than 50%. The machines are paid for either way. Sitting idle costs more than building something.

That is the real reason behind the flood of new models. Lithium carbonate, the key battery material, crashed from nearly 600,000 RMB per ton to just 80,000. Launching a new car became dramatically cheaper. So factories that cannot sell enough of what they already make simply make something new instead.

But here is the real twist. It is not only about factories. Public car companies face their own pressure. Go six months without launching a new model, and rating agencies may downgrade the stock. So some of these new cars are not built for drivers at all. They are built to keep a stock price alive.

Faster R&D has made this even easier. Skateboard chassis platforms, combined with AI-assisted design, have cut development time from 63 months down to just 12 to 15 months. China did not just make cars cheaper to build. It made it cheap to keep building cars nobody asked for.

So here is the result. Roughly 80% of these 622 models are statistically doomed to disappear. So if you are buying, check who makes the core components, check the brand’s survival odds, and give yourself a three-month cooling-off period before you commit.

In this market, the newest electric car on the lot might be the first one to vanish.

I’m Ling, a tech analyst from China.

https://vm.tiktok.com/ZNRwjAkjy/


Verizon Stock Together

2026 stock together has been approved with grant date Oct 1,2026
So if NJ requires 90 days notice and they have to get people off the books to avoid that payout, then a June 30 announcement for an off payroll date kinda makes sense.
Does anyone have any insights to any announcement on June 30th ? This is all speculative, im just looking at rumors and how timelines could match up to the stock together date.


Google-Parent Alphabet to Replace Verizon in Dow Jones Industrial Average

Great! Verizon has been booted from the Dow!

Alphabet will join mega-cap tech peers Nvidia, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft in the blue-chip index.

Verizon had represented just around one-half of a percentage point in the index because of its low share price, S&P Global said. The Dow is a price-weighted index, meaning that each member stock is weighted based on its share price. As a result, a company with a higher price per share will have more sway over the index.

https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/article/alphabet-to-replace-verizon-in-dow-jones-industrial-reshuffle-021307109.html

https://www.wsj.com/finance/stocks/google-parent-alphabet-to-replace-verizon-in-dow-jones-industrial-average-d8dfe852


Alphabet added to Dow Jones Industrial Average, replacing Verizon

TECH: Alphabet added to Dow Jones Industrial Average, replacing Verizon

PUBLISHED TUE, JUN 23 20265:23 PM UPDATED 20 MIN AGO.

Alphabet will replace Verizon in the Dow Jones Industrial Average
, S&P Global said Tuesday, further expanding mega-cap technology’s presence in the blue-chip average.

S&P Global said the Google parent’s A shares — which trade under the ticker GOOGL — would take the spot in the 30-stock index ahead of the start of Monday’s trading. Shares of the online search giant rose about 1% after the bell on Tuesday following the announcement.

The California-based company will join mega-cap tech peers Nvidia
, Amazon, Apple and Microsoft
in the blue-chip index. S&P Global said Alphabet’s inclusion would bolster the Dow’s exposure to themes like artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure and advertising.

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/23/alphabet-verizon-dow-djia.html?


Financial engineering for leadership lunacy

Financial chicanery doesn't cover up Accidenture's big ugly blemishes... years of strategy chokejobs, all-around leadership idiocy, and reactive Indian bodyshop-style layoffs (woe to those who roll off a project for any reason).

Real leaders deliver shareholder value through organic growth and cost containment, not buybacks of their toilet swirling stock. Employee incentives and enrichment? Long-term operational improvements? Real leadership and strategy? Na! Better to artificially prop up the dog$#!+ stock. Better to make a few high profile acquisitions in search of a rationale at the expense of loyal, long-term employee pay and bonuses.

Do Julie and her so called leadership really believe this toiletpaper thin PR cover-up for their horrible planning and utter absence of strategy is protecting them from accountability? Tick-tock, tick-tock...


We're hiring and returning to growth. The market loves ... Oh, wait.

Congratulations, to the OpenText Chairman of the Board, the Board of Directors and the clown show known as the ELT.

The stock price is below $20.

It is time for the stockholders demand accountability. Jenkins, Bell, Muhi, and the rest of the leadership gang to dry up and blow away.

How soon before the price hits $15?


Stock in complete free fall, now I'm really worried for more future layoffs

I was hired last August, and my RSUs are basically nothing at this point. I'm really disappointed with how this company is run, how/who they're hiring. Most of all, I'm seeing more contractors and offshoring. This company needs to innovate, and I don't see that happening here. I'm done here, I'll start applying elsewhere. Good luck to you guys


How much Intel's stock is owned by Trump

It's a serious question. I want to invest in Intel and my current thinking is that he'll make an effort to keep the stock appreciating. My logic may be off but I kind of have a feeling. I have been wrong many times before and this is case is no different but I'd be willing to risk a small amount to go down this path. I'd be willing to lose all money so I'll probably just sink all into Intel options and yolo it.

Thoughts? Feel free to ridicule me as well as I find my own line of thinking both stupid and funny, but it is what it is.


Executives Tout AI Job Cuts for Market Gains

CEOs now openly discuss AI-induced workforce reductions, a stark contrast to previous sanitized corporate layoff announcements. Executives use this brash language to signal AI commitment to investors. Such statements often boost company stock prices significantly. This trend reflects a shift in executive behavior and reduced worker bargaining power. The public posturing can also lead to threats against company leaders.

https://finance.yahoo.com/technology/ai/articles/ai-created-braggy-culture-layoffs-100000668.html