Futures holding on to a slight gain to start the day. No shades needed. Crude down over 1%. Gold up fractionally and King Midas has no comment. Bitcoin, thought to be a "safe haven" down almost 4% and slips farther away from the All-Important $10,000 mark. A monster selloff? I guess I missed my chance to sell. It's only a loss if you sell at a loss and it appears that plenty are selling at a loss. Monster selloff. So the reason $DIS was down 3.6% was because Bob Iger left and the news confused Wall Street? The drop of $DIS was not due to coronavirus, which has been hitting most stocks pretty hard? I don't think the "experts" have a clue at times, and this is one of them. $DIS, Walt Disney Company (The) / H1 Elon Musk is excommunicado. The Continental and its services are closed to him. Speaking Tesla, it seems that Panasonic has had enough at "Giga New York", which I have never heard it called btw, and is exiting from the battery venture with Tesla. Shocking! What is not shocking is that Tesla has seemingly met the jobs clause and will avoid paying a rather large penalty. Speaking again of Tesla, The National Transportation Safety Board said at a hearing today that Tesla's forward collision warning system did not provide an alert during a fatal Model X accident and its automatic emergency braking system did not activate before the crash into a highway barrier. NTSB Vice Chairman Bruce Landsberg called Tesla's Autosteer "completely inadequate," while NTSB Chair Robert Sumwalt stated that Tesla has ignored safety recommendations by the agency unlike other automakers. There is inadequate and there is completely inadequate. Tesla wins the completely inadequate award. No comment from Tesla on this. It seems that my Subaru Eyesight Drivers Assist is adequate. Nice. Mattel previously said it resolved an accounting error after an internal probe last year, but the SEC and attorneys from the Southern District of New York want to dig deeper. Of course they do. Perhaps Mattel can simply pay a fine to the Southern District of New York and be done with it? Beyond Meat coming to Starbucks in Canada. Guess the Starbucks folks missed the Beyond Meat attempt at Tim Hortons in Canada that failed in Canada's two biggest provinces. No doubt that Starbucks will make it work. Streaming accounted for 80% of recorded-music sales in 2019, marking the industry's fourth consecutive year of growth, according to a report from the Recording Industry Association of America. In fact, with revenue of $8.8B in 2019, streaming alone was larger than the entire U.S. recorded-music market in 2017. So you are saying that the recorded-music market still has a chance?notes via user dcv....Co-CEO of $CRM is out. $DIS CEO is out. $MA CEO left. Where are all the executives going?