My hunch: most involved in finance don't actually understand the semiconductor industry, and drop the stocks they don't understand first.

There's definitely a dip related to cryptocurrency mining drop off, but ASML is going no where, and has no competition.

It's curious that investors would abandon such a solid investment, unless they desperately need liquidity.

Do investors understand that ASML is literally the only company on earth that builds cutting edge lithography equipment?

You seem like the type of person who never takes vacation, and thinks they're better than colleagues who do.

True. I was more curious about where others thought this was headed, thought I'd gaslight a bit. That didn't work out too well 😅

I'm perfectly fine. I'd suggest looking inward, my dude.

Ask for help, it isn't going to come if you do not seek it out.

Deleting a tweet is a decisive act, though. The capability to edit after the fact introduces ambiguity: ie. "How do I know that was the original tweet? You could have edited the screen shot."

For now it is time-limited, yes. What about this is nonsense? It's how social media services have always introduced controversial mechanics - slow creep.

I have sincere doubts that limit won't slowly, and quietly, be increased overtime.

Which I'm sure has nothing to do with right-wing politicians and pundits getting eviscerated in discovery, via SMS records, in court for whatever lawsuit they're dealing with on a given day. /s

And they've also rolled out an "edit" button simultaneously.

They're encouraging, and enabling, political figures to manipulate their own words.

Straight out of 1984.