They added $80 out of a $4.5T market cap, which means redistributing ~1.67% of value from shares outstanding to the new shares.
So being down 1.7% is literally exactly what you'd expect.
So being down 1.7% is literally exactly what you'd expect.
But null hypothesis p=0.3 or something right?
Because the obvious answer is that he has compelling financial data telling him that this $80B now will produce a positive return on investment in the future. But you of course seem to disagree.