The tech industry is hungover.
The great winner of the confinements manages his return to “normal life” very badly.
At the beginning of May, a first wave of panic caused the shares of the major companies in the sector to plunge.
Result: 1000 billion of market capitalization erased in three days of trading.
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But just as the market hoped the bulk of the grain had passed, a second storm blew through the Nasdaq.
This time it's Snap - the publisher of Snapchat - dragging down its peers.
The publication of a warning on its profits for the second quarter caused the action to sink, which plunged 43% in one session.
Butterfly effect guaranteed.
Everything that closely or remotely resembles a social network has unscrewed in its wake.
Meta (formerly Facebook) - 7.62%, Pinterest - 23.64% Twitter - 5.5%…
In question?
A general awareness of a simple social phenomenon.
For nearly two years, consumers have remained sealed off in their living rooms: they have tinkered (a little), watched...
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