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It's not the number. It's the fact that people can't count on what the company says. So it's always a case of over promise and under deliver. So it's easy to fo
by WheelsAtLarge 8y ago
It's not the number. It's the fact that people can't count on what the company says. So it's always a case of over promise and under deliver. So it's easy to focus on that fact and call the company and its founder flaky. Few companies can survive that.
But the reality is that they eventually deliver and Musk can keep investors engaged which keeps the company going with more cash. Even reaching 4850 is a big deal.
The real stretch goal is reaching profitability. I hope that happens soon.
- Latteland 8y agoIf company promises to make me a car on a date and misses it by 3% of a year (1 day?) I don't care. If they miss it by 6 months or a year I care.