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Tesla should not be maximizing for profits at this stage of high growth opportunity. But in the absence of profits, the manipulators can continue to depress the SP, which negatively impacts the ability of Tesla to use its equity for employee compensation, acquisitions, and other purposes. The...

Based on your belief of the likelihood of Tesla Network happening as Musk has outlined, how much of the value of each Tesla car should be ascribed to its potential right to participate in the Tesla Network. Or to put it another way, if you owned a Tesla car, for how much would you sell your...

The Skabooshka incident is just the latest example of how toxic the Internet has become as a place for haters to find and interact with fellow haters. Usually the toxicity will remain at low levels, but it’s not surprising that at the extreme fringe it can turn outright criminal. TSLAQ now...

In listening to the Swisher interview, the part I found most exciting was his description of the Boring Company. To summarize first principles on this: 1. Humanity evolved by becoming more densely populated. 2. We achieved that by creating 3D living and working environments. 3. But our...

Not that long ago, most reporters did not have their own brand. The only personal feedback was a very occasional letter to the editor. Their success and reputation was tied completely to the success of the institution as a whole. Today, reporters are entrepreneurs, building their personal...

Musk has already outlined his immediate next steps: get confirmation from the major shareholders that they are not selling at $420, and find a few more buyers to join the Saudis in the buyout. The next step after that should be a formal offer letter from Musk. It is likely to show that well...

I have no doubt that shorts are responsible for some of the downward pressure on the stock since Musk’s “announcement” , but they couldn’t possibly succeed if enough new money saw the opportunity to make a quick 20% return. I can understand why a majority of investors are sitting on the...

Musk has a knack for disrupting entire industries. He may just have started toppling another one, arguably just as prime for toppling as oil: the Wall Street bankers, brokers, and their sidekicks (rating agencies, analysts, etc). If this going private transaction sails through, it may...