What a single stock's $251 billion rout teaches about investing 🧐
It's almost hard to believe the S&P 500 ended the week higher 📈
Just because the stock market usually goes up doesn’t mean that all stocks always go up.
One stock that didn’t go up last week was Facebook parent Meta Platforms (FB).1 After reporting disappointing quarterly results on Wednesday, the company’s shares plunged 26% in a single trading day. After losing an eye-popping $251 billion of market cap, the social n…
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