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Between this and him using Tesla engineers as free Twitter labor, I'm very glad not to be a shareholder right now.

• toss1 4y ago
  Yes. Plus the fact that he's in the most public way possible repeatedly announced that he's firmly on the cultural-political side of the pickup-truck yokels who love to "roll coal" on any nearby Tesla, as if he'll get them to buy Teslas and not alienate the current customers [0]... The question is also how long he'll keep up the selling to prop up Twitter [0] https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2022/8/1/musks-antics-turn-tesla-owners-new-buyers-against-it https://www.aljazeera.com/economy/2022/8/1/musks-antics-turn...
  • VagueMag 4y ago
    The selling is probably more about dumping overvalued stock on bag holders than it is propping up Twitter.
    • toss1 4y ago
      I wonder about that, considering that he's selling at new lows, and Twitter is reportedly not paying it's rent and other real-time debts?
    • TheAlchemist 4y ago
      It's most probably for both of those reasons. Although legally he will need to stop on Friday, for the time being.
• nunez 4y ago
  you just reminded me to unload my shares! elon's obvious downfall is very disappointing