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There might be more punishment in store for the big tech Faang companies licking their wounds after a $2 trillion-plus tumble, technicals show.

"Twitter legal just called to complain that I violated their (non-disclosure agreement)," Musk Tweeted Saturday.

"This might be the end of a moment. But there's always the next moment. If you're building something important, you just keep building..."

It also purchased a 3D printing company and sold a major digital entertainment company.

[Powell] goal is to have companies essentially institute a hiring freeze and end the cycle of paying up for new hires.

Brokerage firms expect shares of FAANG companies in aggregate to trade for less in next 12 months than they had projected at the start of the year.

May have taken investor rebellion, pandemic and war in Europe, but U.S. shale oil and gas producers now on cusp of making back their losses.