Except the recent Supreme Court ruling in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta reversed all of previous precedent (that tribes enjoy sovereign rights on their lands which can only be trumped by Federal law) preventing states from enforcing state laws in Indian Territories. So with that reversal Texas can, in principal, enforce their state's no manufacturer direct sales on tribal lands too.
Lex's superpower is getting interesting people to have interesting conversations with him. Lex contributes very little. He mostly knows when to shut up. But for some reason people are willing to talk to him. I don't know why.Lex interviews interesting people, but Lex himself doesn't add much value. I wonder if there is a market to edit Lex's videos and simply delete the parts where Lex talks leaving only the good stuff
Well no, Tesla isn't immune to his antics because a lot of funds don't want to invest in Tesla simply because of Elons unpredictable nature. Getting a negative ROI on Tesla shares over 2 years because he sold billions of dollars worth to pay tax (On purpose) and to buy Twitter isn't something they can explain to their investors. Their clients will pull money out and put it in another fund that owns boomer stocks because those have outperformed Tesla over 2 years. It's all about ROI when you are wealthy.
Always interesting to see some people on this forum blindly giving Elon the benefit of the doubt and that he is playing 4D chess. It is ok to question his comments and motives sometimes without people stating that if you are unhappy, sell your stock. What a cop out answer. Elon carries a lot of influence and now, so much more with twitter. Act like it...our democracy is very much at stake.
He's not scared. As Karpathy explained in his Fridman interview, Elon is a master at keeping the organization lean. He does that by wielding a big hammer. He's not afraid to use it and it's a big part of why Elon's companies are so successful.
I believe his official title is "Techno King "
I believe his official title is "Techno King "
I could be wrong, it's been a few years since he handed me his last business card.
So, what are you going to do about it?
Damn, I got busted quick. I guess I have to come clean. He didn't hand the business card to me. I took it out of his wallet when we were on a Yacht last year..
So how is the deckhand life?
It has it's ups and downs...
Agreed actions speak louder than words. One more interested in the spotlight than I might take actions such as raising a shareholder proposal.
I’ll be buying the dip.
Ummm, TSLA is green on the 2 year chart, like a whole lot of other stock charts. And then it seems a whole lot of stuff happened, and almost every stock but Pfizer has had a pretty painful last year. I read on TMC that there was something called a pandemic, and then there were these disruptions to some ‘supply chain’, and then the whole tech and auto sectors got hit with a shortage of computer chips, and it seems Tesla had to invent their own chip solutions as a work-around, and then China actually made Tesla close their China Gigafactory for a spell, and then people on TMC were debating whether it took 2 or more negative quarters to define a recession, and then they talked about interest rates going up every time this Fed guy named Jerome would speak……….. And the TMC folks said all those things were bad for TSLA’s ROI and for the whole market - except maybe that pandemic thing - that was kinda good for Pfizer at least it seems. But I don’t recall ever reading anyone blaming all that on Elon before. Was it really just his stock selling and Twitter comments that resulted in the poor ROI performance as you claim during this period where almost everyone else got beat down too? Or might you be willing to think there is at least the potential that just maybe a bit more happened along the way that might have contributed…..?
9/10 of them probably have something to do with FSD.
