72137141 : Shares of Musk's Tesla (TSLA) have lost $565 billion in value since Inauguration Day, says an Investor's Business Daily analysis of data from S&P Global Market Intelligence and MarketSurge. That's a bigger loss than suffered by any other S&P 500 company. And Musk is holding the biggest losses as he's the largest shareholder in the electric vehicle maker at 12.8% of the company. The value of Musk's position in Tesla alone dropped more than $72 billion — a larger loss than any other individual investor in S&P 500 stocks.
But unfortunately, Musk isn't the only one suffering. The value of all S&P 500 companies as a group has dropped $3.3 trillion since Trump took office. That's the economic equivalent of Apple (AAPL) just disappearing, as the company is worth $3.2 trillion.

NorcalSalsa : some reports are saying the fed is already saying “stagflation” so one drop of that word and its blood red for a while

Phil Philosoraptor : tbh i know nobody would guess this but i wouldnt be shocked if the fed announces theyre considering raising interest rates to curb the inevitable inflationary effect of tarrifs

Stockmarker Phil Philosoraptor : then the market is screw

Phil Philosoraptor Stockmarker : heres hoping ive got more than half my account on SPXS calls for 4/11