FAANG has much more to fear from the big non-US economies (India, Russia, China, etc. and to some extent the EU) than it does from domestic regulation.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
They’re still the market leaders over the next two years though. I’m holding.
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Replying to @jonfitzsimon
Well if it isn't bald n burly, how you doing Pretty sure on a p/e basis they're priced for like the next 300 years of earnings assuming no growth so...dunno about that
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
I only said 2 years, not 5-10. They’re too entrenched in our daily lives to drop quickly. If/when they drop, it’ll be a slower burn.
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