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FAQ: DHUnplugged #807 – Market Moves from SpaceX to RAM to Mahjong
The hosts discuss SpaceX's post-IPO slide, Alan Greenspan's death, a surge in RAM prices, and other market news. They offer skeptical analysis of these events and their implications for investors.
SpaceX shares slid below $147 in post-IPO trading, prompting a new 'Closest to the Pin' contest on the podcast.
Musk cashed out $7.5 billion in Tesla options, issued a $20 billion bond offering, and signed a $6.3 billion computing deal with Reflection AI. Horowitz noted that Musk sees money as 'points in a game.'
DDR5 RAM prices jumped from about $75 to $450, and Dell quoted a $5,700 corporate desktop that costs $2,700 on the consumer site, rattling PC buyers.
Alphabet is replacing Verizon in the Dow, lifting the index's tech weighting from roughly 17% to 22%.
They called him a 'walking thesaurus' whose vocabulary once required decoding, reflecting on his death at age 100.
Yelp reported a 4,400% search surge for mahjong, indicating a craze sweeping households, which the hosts noted as an offbeat cultural observation.
They noted the Korean KOSPI briefly plunging into correction territory, China's H-shares entering a bear market, and the market entering 'one of its strangest stretches in years.'
Dvorak warned that memory pricing defies the historical learning curve and that Micron, SanDisk, and Western Digital could face brutal oversupply.