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that's a very nice promotion for elon, however IMHO there have been many missteps along the way
I think that your yardstick is a few inches short. FSD, silky smooth, 5k m3 a week, even a $35k ms are just a few missteps. people buying a vehicle aren't part of the investment wars, they want what they were led to believe they were buying.IMHO missteps have been irrelevant.
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I think that your yardstick is a few inches short. FSD, silky smooth, 5k m3 a week, even a $35k ms are just a few missteps. people buying a vehicle aren't part of the investment wars, they want what they were led to believe they were buying.
that's a very nice promotion for elon, however IMHO there have been many missteps along the way
The way to succeed at a high risk enterprise is by first failing, often multiple times, and continuing working towards your goal. Elon understands that. Some people have difficulty grasping that concept and focus on the failures while minimizing the successes. They are welcome to do so, and their pessimism has no effect on those who continue to work towards the goal.that's a very nice promotion for elon, however IMHO there have been many missteps along the way
One must fail to succeed. Missteps shouldn’t be given any significant weight as long as the lesson was learned from the mistake. You don’t get really good at something unless you try and fail now and again. If you never fail or have missteps then you will never excel.
Who cares about the one/few/many/multitude of missteps? Only those who want to criticize for the sake of criticism care. Or those who feel inadequate/deficient. Or those who are jealous. Take your pick.
We’re all aware nobody is perfect. Let’s not dwell on that aspect of humanity but rather on the positives, the outcomes, the stuff that’s important.
But hey, always feel free to walk a mile in his shoes and let us know how that worked out for you.
there is failing and there is misrepresentation. at what point does he go from failing to misrepresentation? failing to deliver cars with functions that he promised or misleading investors with inflated production claims. maybe in some fantasyland someone would accept his level of missing goals, in the real world there are consequences.The way to succeed at a high risk enterprise is by first failing, often multiple times, and continuing working towards your goal. Elon understands that. Some people have difficulty grasping that concept and focus on the failures while minimizing the successes. They are welcome to do so, and their pessimism has no effect on those who continue to work towards the goal.
there is failing and there is misrepresentation. at what point does he go from failing to misrepresentation? failing to deliver cars with functions that he promised or misleading investors with inflated production claims. maybe in some fantasyland someone would accept his level of missing goals, in the real world there are consequences.
why don't you say how you really feel? call me a heretic, call for my burning on a stake.*yawn*
I would hang onto the stock, especially if you're in at lower levels, until he gets indictedI'd seriously consider selling my stock the moment Elon starts delivering on all of his goals.
why don't you say how you really feel? call me a heretic, call for my burning on a stake.
let me help you out, I am not off base with my criticism, my criticism just doesn't conform to your preconceived views. the facts are the same the difference is how we interpret the facts. In your mind elon is infallible and his missteps are excusable and people shouldn't keep him to his word. My view is that actions and statements have consequences, especially when you are taking people's money based on those actions and statements.I did tell you exactly how I felt. First that you’re off base with your criticism of him and then that
let me help you out, I am not off base with my criticism, my criticism just doesn't conform to your preconceived views. the facts are the same the difference is how we interpret the facts. In your mind elon is infallible and his missteps are excusable and people shouldn't keep him to his word. My view is that actions and statements have consequences, especially when you are taking people's money based on those actions and statements.
you are bored because you didn't get your way so "you're taking your ball and going home".
a typical response from the so called enlightened/progressive thinking crowd.
this has zero to do with any success he has attained this has to do with some of his bloated, misleading claims. you are quite hung up on his level of success. but just like in sports you're only as good as your last play or how about bernie madoff? he was wildly successful until he decided to cross over into running a ponzi scheme. sure elon has seen great successes in his life but there have been numerous missteps regarding tesla and solarcity to name two.Thanks, but don’t need your help. Your criticism just doesn’t conform to reality in terms of how people become very good at what they do and successful; which was quite clearly and specifically my point of discussion.
just like in sports you're only as good as your last play.