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in Silicon Valley and beyond,

this is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow.

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Live from San Francisco, I'm Tim Steneveck, and this is Bloomberg Technology. Coming up on the program today, Elon tries to alleviate Tesla concerns, telling staffers

to hold onto their stock after plunging 50% in three months.

Plus, Micron under pressure, disappointing margins, overshadowing, and otherwise impressive

set of quarterly results. And Invidia, bets on America,

announcing new plans to invest billions of dollars on U.S. manufacturing. All that and more coming

up over the next hour on Bloomberg technology. First up, shares a Tesla over the last five days,

down about 3.5%. Elon Musk yesterday trying to reassure Tesla employees during what he referred to

as, quote, a little bit of stormy weather. Check out what he had to say. He urged employees to hang

onto their stock. He called ArkInvest Kathy Wood as an example of someone still believing in the

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