Oh, great. I guess everything's all right, then. Whew - had me going there for a minute!
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mickificki
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Huffington is a sellout.
I miss the days when we would talk more about Supercharger expansion, cars, products and the cool factor than the share price or manipulation.
Is he trying to say profit isn't all that important? Paving the way for a non profit Q3 and cap raise? Being reckless still could explain it thinking it will go down anyway.
Is he trying to say profit isn't all that important? Paving the way for a non profit Q3 and cap raise? Being reckless still could explain it thinking it will go down anyway.
:love: :love: :love:
In the long run, the company will be fine without Musk.
IMHO, yes.
Now that we know that Jerome is President of Automotive, i.e. there is someone competent in charge...
...Musk's resignation may be the buying opportunity of the century.
Never a dull moment...
But now the tweet about v9 rollout progress almost seems like business as usual, makes me think he isn't planning to step down after all!
Meh, it is a massive conflict of interest, and Fred is too self-righteous to admit that.
Fact Checking
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He then replied this to a question about v9:
"Almost ready. We expanded the early access program to 1000 more users a few days ago."
trayloader
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"So long..." in that last Twitter Amok purposly leaving out the "as".
Classical metaphor.
He´s out.
"So long- as it makes great products, it will have great value"
Classical metaphor.
He´s out.
"So long- as it makes great products, it will have great value"
And this is another reason why it’s scary to hold Tesla
Actually yes, sometimes. I’ve never actually had to pay for a ticket either.
Actually yes, sometimes. I’ve never actually had to pay for a ticket either.
What's the conflict? He discloses it and says outright that he's a huge fan. Until the mods banned the practice, lots of people here did the same thing.
He's not pretending to be neutral about Tesla. Advocacy journalism is a thing (and he's doing it). More of a problem is his thin skin when it comes to factual corrections.
Elon won't step down. He has important things to do with the Tesla money down the road.
Didn't someone manage to grab the phone yet? Is he locked in a bathroom or something?
i dunno. on one hand keep reading his tweets and you’d think he’s got something favorable up his sleeve with the sec thing...
but then after the one about the company makeup, it sounds like exactly what you’re saying. we shouldn’t have to be dealing with this bullshit. seriously.
I get loss of confidence but for me it I will only worry if I lost confidence in Elon/Tesla's engineering ability. The ability to make the best most desirable cars. Could care less about the vagaries of these tweets other than they are distractions. I get that people are up and down a lot of paper losses these days but if you think the mission is important and they are executing on the mission better than anyone else then don't fuss so much about what happens to the stock over the next 6 months, year, 2 years etc. Once they are profitable they more or less write their own ticket anyway.
I partially base my investment on: How are their products liked/reviewed in the market place and what is everyone else doing. Answers for now are: 'Absolutely Stellar' and 'Not Much at all'.
Um... nobody at all has suggested that he would give up the money he already has in the stock! He can step down from management and still own 20% of the company.
But he would lose his big incentive package, which he is probably hoping to use to fund Mars!
Not really; he's said this exact phrase at least twice in the recent past, I believe during interviews or forums.
HopJokey
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My guess is that he's going to stop tweeting completely (forced by the board) and is lashing out one last time. Just a wild guess
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