Does/Did the Federal Reserve prop up the share prices of Facebook, Twitter and other Social media Companies?

[CrusaderFrank]

Does/Did the Federal Reserve prop up the share prices of Facebook, Twitter and other Social media Companies?

This is why FB was a frequent visitor to the Obama WH. The Fed pumped up their share prices so they could buy up other media companies and be de facto government controlled companies

Meanwhile, the Usual Suspects continue their blatant abuses of Section 230 of the TeleCo Act and most "republicans" remain mum

 

[westwall]

Does/Did the Federal Reserve prop up the share prices of Facebook, Twitter and other Social media Companies?

This is why FB was a frequent visitor to the Obama WH. The Fed pumped up their share prices so they could buy up other media companies and be de facto government controlled companies

Meanwhile, the Usual Suspects continue their blatant abuses of Section 230 of the TeleCo Act and most "republicans" remain mum

Yes, but ultimately it is china that kept them afloat. They are allied in the goal to subjugate the planet.

 

[JackOfNoTrades]

No. Value of the company, earnings, expenditures, and shareholder confidence do.
Price to earnings and all that.

 

[Damaged Eagle]

Large companies that are listed in the stock market should not receive any government subsidies or bailouts.

If the price of their product is too high then the consumer shouldn't buy it or have to supply the company money to stay afloat.

No company is too big to fail.

*****SMILE*****

 

[Oddball]

Does/Did the Federal Reserve prop up the share prices of Facebook, Twitter and other Social media Companies?

This is why FB was a frequent visitor to the Obama WH. The Fed pumped up their share prices so they could buy up other media companies and be de facto government controlled companies

Meanwhile, the Usual Suspects continue their blatant abuses of Section 230 of the TeleCo Act and most "republicans" remain mum

Well, since the Fed has kept all of Wall Street propped up with numerous trillions since 2009, the answer would be yes.

Suffice it to say that if the Wall Street banksters didn't like what was going on at Twaffler and Fascistbook, the financial rug would have been pulled out from them a long time ago.

 

[Oddball]

No. Value of the company, earnings, expenditures, and shareholder confidence do.
Price to earnings and all that.

You know absolutely nothing about high finance....Just STFU.

 

[westwall]

You know absolutely nothing about high finance....Just STFU.

Jack, doesn't know jack, about anything.

 

[Natural Citizen]

Haven't seen the fact that some of these companies enjoy the luxury of government contracts brought up anywhere around the board.

Maybe I missed it?