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> If you want to buy a $1,000,000 Ferrari and thrash it into oblivion in 1 week that is totally your choice, have fun with that. It wouldn't be a free country i
by ckastner 4y ago
> If you want to buy a $1,000,000 Ferrari and thrash it into oblivion in 1 week that is totally your choice, have fun with that. It wouldn't be a free country if people could stop you doing so.
OK, but if you do that, people will consider you reckless, and people will question whether they can trust you with other endeavors.
Hence TSLA sinking like lead.
- grecy 4y agoSure, but that's completely irrelevant. Are we talking about the TSLA stock price, or are we talking about Elon destroying Twitter. People are very confused about what to be outraged about. They feel as if they should be outraged at a Billionaire, they just can't quite decide what angle to take, and will jump around wildly from one thing to the next. Also worth nothing TSLA has tracked AMZN almost identically for many months now.
- ckastner 4y ago> Sure, but that's completely irrelevant. Are we talking about the TSLA stock price, or are we talking about Elon destroying Twitter. It's obviously relevant, as destroying Twitter has reduced the value of Musk's TSLA stake by tens of billions. > People are very confused about [...] What's that got to do with the hypothesis (Musk's own motivation to stop this) above? > Also worth nothing TSLA has tracked AMZN almost identically for many months nowAlso worth nothing TSLA has tracked AMZN almost identically for many months now.* TSLA is far worse off than AMZN, which has little relevance as a basis for comparison, and even more so than all the other major car manufacturers.