Elon Musk is basically the king of Wonder-Spam. Every time some old promise starts looking bad and the investors start getting spooked, there is suddenly some bigger, shinier thing to talk about instead.
Claiming is free. Checking is expensive.
Deadline coming up? Claim getting stale? Roll out the flying Roadster, the battery swap demo, the Cybercab event, whatever. By the time people finish picking apart one claim, four more are already in orbit.
The audit queue refills faster than it drains.
Why dodge scrutiny when you can just out-produce it?
Tesla Cybertruck discontinued
Tesla S/X discontinued
Tesla Dojo discontinued
Tesla Solar tiles discontinued
Tesla lower cost vehicle discontinued (before it launched)
Tesla roadster (let's not even talk about that)
Tesla Giga Mexico discontinued
Tesla knows it will never be able to deliver Unsupervised "FSD" that millions of us were promised.
Its cheaper to cancel the vehicles than offer refunds or buybacks.
Elon knows the SEC is coming.
Not because he's a republican. But because he's a liar.
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If @elonmusk got it so wrong, (or lied), about CyberTruck, (i.e. demand, future models, etc.), it makes me wonder how much he knowingly is mis-representing the capabilities of Starship over at @SpaceX .
@TashaARK The most shameless “analyst” I’ve ever seen. You are a joke to the investing profession as a whole and I’m embarrassed you are still employed
The AI bulls are right about the tech, but they're going to lose a fortune.
The internet changed the world too, and Global Crossing and Nortel shareholders still lost everything.
Great product. TERRIBLE business.