No, I’m afraid you don’t get it. Little companies, if they are successful, grow into big companies, by default, and they HAVE to eat their competition. Sorry you don’t like capitalism. Try making it work for you instead of crying about it.

We will be, but it’s gonna take a looonnngg time

That’s how it works. Microsoft and Amazon were once the little guys too. Then they got big because they adapted.

It might be defined that way, but I disagree wholeheartedly. They’re not an auto manufacturer, they’re a tech company. Anyone can make an electric car, it’s how it’s presented and how the person engages with it.

Also, they’re literally in the Nasdaq 100, weighted between Alphabet and Nvidia, so while not technically a tech company, they are.

Still baffles me that people don’t understand the macroeconomics behind this, and they think “ugh, market is broken!”

It took the Nasdaq ~16 years to recover to levels seen in 2000 before the dot com bust. This time, we’ll see, but boy if people think that after this reversal of record cash infusion, fed buying and interest rate increases that the market will recover in a year or two, they’ve got something else coming to them.

Imo, look at the 1960s. That’s what we’re gonna do for the next decade.