U.S. stocks lost $2.5 trillion overnight, and even the usually sharp-suited Wall Street bigwigs have started dumping assets to save themselves
Before, all the projections and number-crunching were based on imagination. Now investors are asking whether the money poured into AI can actually be recouped. Once leverage was added, the dominoes came tumbling down—and even the $1.7 billion Walleye Capital has started scaling back operations and returning capital. They were fired up when telling their stories, but the numbers are ice-cold. Even Wall Street is being forced into liquidations and deleveraging, while the crypto crowd can only nervously watch tonight’s major nonfarm payrolls report. If you’re following SKHYNIX, stay calm and don’t get carried away.
Before, all the projections and number-crunching were based on imagination. Now investors are asking whether the money poured into AI can actually be recouped. Once leverage was added, the dominoes came tumbling down—and even the $1.7 billion Walleye Capital has started scaling back operations and returning capital. They were fired up when telling their stories, but the numbers are ice-cold. Even Wall Street is being forced into liquidations and deleveraging, while the crypto crowd can only nervously watch tonight’s major nonfarm payrolls report. If you’re following SKHYNIX, stay calm and don’t get carried away.
