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- Chapter 933 The slap in the face is dead
The surge of demonstrations across the United States, especially in those industrial states, caught the state government and the federal government by surprise.
Politicians in the United States and some elites in the United States did not expect that the federal automobile system would disintegrate so quickly.
It seems that not a few years ago, the United States was the world's largest car producer and one of the largest car consumers.
How long has it been?
Cars in the United States can't be sold, and a large number of auto companies can't survive.
Isn't this absurd what is it?
Deal with these protesters.
Americans will adopt the crudest and simplest method.
That is to use batons, water guns and smoke bombs.
But you are driving people into a hurry, and everyone is not afraid of you at all.
Not giving food to people, not giving people work is driving people into a hurry.
Therefore, even under the violence of batons and water cannons, the protest crowds in several industrial cities intensified.
At the peak, the number of protesters was as high as nearly 2 million.
These 2 million people are actually very easy to identify.
Nearly 1 million people are directly employed in the auto industry.
After they lost their jobs, they had no choice but to take to the streets.
Some of the remaining 1 million people are practitioners who sympathize with the auto industry, some are practitioners in other industrial industries, and of course some are just to join in the fun.
The polarization of American society is very serious.
If you are an elite class or a rich person, then the United States is heaven.
You can enjoy the most advanced civilization and the most advanced technology here.
But if you live at the bottom of society, then it is full of violence, hunger and chaos.
Most of the workers belong to the middle class.
And it belongs to the unstable middle class.
The so-called instability is because they are likely to lose their jobs.
And as soon as they lose their jobs, their income will disappear immediately, and the living class can also slide directly from the middle class to the poverty line, becoming an unstable factor for society and the country.
In the past, a few companies went bankrupt and tens of thousands of employees lost their jobs. This would not be a big deal, and it would not affect the elites on Wall Street who spend their days drinking and drinking.
But this time it was obviously different.
Because the area involved is too wide.
The number of people who came out to protest was as high as 2 million.
However, there are many families and related industries involved behind this.
Even directly affected the shock of the Wall Street stock market.
After building a year-long platform, the U.S. stock market has begun to plummet in recent days.
And a month ago, multiple stock indexes in the United States officially fell below the dividing line between bulls and bears, which announced the end of the 10-year bull market in the United States.
In the past many years, even in a bear market.
The Nasdaq and Dow Jones Industrial Average aren't exactly in sync either.
For example, in the 1990s when American computers and the Internet were at their peak, the Dow Jones Industrial Index was a slow bull, while Nasdaq was a mad bull.
Around 2000, when the first wave of Internet crisis broke out.
The Nasdaq plummeted, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average acted as a stabilizer.
But this time the bear market is completely different.
Both the Dow Jones Industrials and the Nasdaq Composite are falling crazily, not only falling below the bull-bear line, but also falling to the lowest point in the past five years in recent days.
Market investors can't see where the bottom of the index is at all.
The logic behind it is also very simple.
Over the past few decades, the United States has had the most advanced technology in the world.
The most advanced science and technology and those technology companies tattooed with technology constitute the basic market of Nasdaq.
The patented and innovative products of technology companies can be sold all over the world.
Microsoft, Apple, Intel, Qualcomm, and later Tesla are all leaders in Nasdaq.
His current mainstream technology in the United States has been completely surpassed by Xia Guo, or to be precise, by Xia Guo's Changtian technology.
All kinds of index stocks on Nasdaq have no logic of rising.
Without the logic of rising, there would be no funds, so stocks began to collapse and fall, which of course will directly affect Nasdaq.
Among them, Tesla is the most wronged?Keep it going.
The investigation made this point clear, and the relevant departments of the United States directly asked Tesla to move all the production plants and supporting enterprises to the United States.
Musk, who has been on vacation in Xiangjiang City, knew that the opportunity had come.
But he did not return to the United States immediately.
Instead, they are waiting.
Musk's heart is actually very helpless.
He couldn't figure out whether the elites in the United States had done a detailed investigation?
The reason why Tesla has built so many factories around the world is that it has so many supporting companies.
The most fundamental reason is not how powerful Tesla is.
Rather, the global automotive wind vane has changed, and bio-new energy vehicles have become the consensus of global consumers.
The most fundamental reason why Tesla can maintain sales is that it has obtained the qualification to produce bio-new energy vehicles in cooperation with Changtian Technology.
Now the relevant departments and elites in the United States require Musk to move Tesla's factory and supporting enterprises to the United States to produce new bio-energy vehicles. Can this group of Wall Street bastards agree? - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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