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Yea. The point is maybe he should care if he's running a company whose market capitalization is related to investor perceptions. Time will tell I guess. And, Te
by sp527 10y ago
Yea. The point is maybe he should care if he's running a company whose market capitalization is related to investor perceptions. Time will tell I guess. And, Tesla may still prevail.
- tanderson92 10y agoAnd, you can always short the stock...
- tokipin 10y agoI don't think there is a cutoff point in company size or whatever above which writing suddenly needs to become sterile. What you have is actually more a cultural thing I think. People thinking that a "professional" message is needed, when straightforwardness would be a superior goal. (On the other hand, a good reason to aim for "professional" is that everything released by a company has a consistent voice/tone.) Notice that Musk runs his companies the same way - by trusting what's really important vs what isn't. And anyone who has invested in Tesla is already familiar with his irreverent character. (See this[1] interview for example). [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajP3B0gYJlo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajP3B0gYJlo