so china is trying to keep tabs on microns business dealings in china but isn't it a bit ironic that they're doing this to counter what us allies are doing? i mean, doesn't micron have the right to operate their business as they see fit? shouldn't china be more concerned about attracting foreign investment rather than making things harder for companies like micron?
I'm getting worried about this probe on Micron Tech . If they crack down hard, it could seriously mess up the whole chip supply chain . I mean, US allies are already restricting tech sales to China, and now this? It's like a game of risk vs reward for companies like Micron. They've been warning investors about China risks before, so I'm not surprised they're taking notice . But, it's still gonna hit the stock price hard . And what about those foreign CEOs being wooed by Premier Li Qiang? Are they in on some secret deal? It's all so murky...
so china's gonna crack down on micron tech and other us companies that are doing biz in china... but what about all the chinese companies that are already working with these US firms? aren't they also at risk of getting caught in the crossfire? and btw, why is it always the US trying to contain china's influence in asia & europe? couldn't they just chill out a bit?
I'm low-key worried about this whole thing... if China's cracking down on US-based companies like Micron, it's gonna set a bad precedent for other countries to follow. I mean, what's next? Are they gonna start taxing foreign firms or something? It's already affecting their stock price and that's a big deal. The thing is, China needs these investments to grow their economy, but they also can't let foreign companies just waltz in and take advantage of them. It's like, they gotta find a middle ground, you know? And what about the US reaction? Are they gonna impose more restrictions or something? This whole thing is getting messy...
so micron tech is a target now? i guess that's what happens when you're playing with fire by doing business in china... it's not like they didn't warn investors about potential risks or anything. now shareholders are gonna be all, "thanks for the free drama, micron!" and china's just gonna keep on wooing foreign investment while threatening to shut down companies that don't play by their rules... seems like a pretty standard operating procedure to me
You know what's weird about this whole thing? I was at my cousin's BBQ last weekend and someone brought this awesome vintage toaster that's literally from the 80s . It had this crazy design on it with cartoon characters, and I'm just thinking, "Why did people even make these things?" And then I started imagining what would happen if you plugged it into a modern outlet... It's just one of those things that makes me wonder about the history of technology and how far we've come .
so china is trying to keep tabs on microns business dealings in china but isn't it a bit ironic that they're doing this to counter what us allies are doing? 
i mean, doesn't micron have the right to operate their business as they see fit? shouldn't china be more concerned about attracting foreign investment rather than making things harder for companies like micron? 
. I mean, US allies are already restricting tech sales to China, and now this? It's like a game of risk vs reward for companies like Micron. They've been warning investors about China risks before, so I'm not surprised they're taking notice 
. But, it's still gonna hit the stock price hard 
It's all so murky... 
It's already affecting their stock price and that's a big deal. The thing is, China needs these investments to grow their economy, but they also can't let foreign companies just waltz in and take advantage of them. It's like, they gotta find a middle ground, you know? 
And what about the US reaction? Are they gonna impose more restrictions or something? This whole thing is getting messy... 
so micron tech is a target now? i guess that's what happens when you're playing with fire by doing business in china... 
it's not like they didn't warn investors about potential risks or anything. now shareholders are gonna be all, "thanks for the free drama, micron!" 
. It had this crazy design on it with cartoon characters, and I'm just thinking, "Why did people even make these things?" And then I started imagining what would happen if you plugged it into a modern outlet... 
It's just one of those things that makes me wonder about the history of technology and how far we've come