$TSLA is a dead stock now thanks to #ElonMusk who can’t stop fighting other billionaires, alienating everyone and constantly posting nonsense on X.  He's ruining #Tesla.

Trades at 2 year lows and is on the road to bigger profits. No worries here. Bet on #Tesla and #ElonMusk.  $TSLA

#NIO's "Battery as a Service" strategy is brilliant. The subscription model generates more income while savings car owners tremendous time. It eliminates what, in my opinion, is the biggest hassle to owning an electric vehicle - the need to charge it! I bet #ElonMusk is kicking himself for not thinking of that first. Why doesn't #Tesla shift and replicate that concept. $NIO $TSLA

I know Tesla has a lot of problems and #ElonMusk has as many cons as he does pros. But the cars are amazing. Have you ever driven one? Those who do often won't drive anything else. That kind of brand loyalty can't be discounted. The only other co. that I've seen with that kind of loyalty is Apple.

#Tesla does so well because #ElonMusk is a great salesman, no question there. Also, they do have an exciting product. #Apple does so well because it is not #Microsoft. Microsoft does OK because they eat all competitors, NOT because of any product quality. And certainly an investment organization that avoids running by emotions and crowd following can do better than many others.

What the future holds is uncertain, given that the Fed has not been doing the right things to protect the majority of folks. Supporting inflationary actions will eventually result in there being some serious inflation, and creating huge amounts of debt that, in theory at least, must eventually be paid off, is not a good long-term choice. It would be appropriate to demand an explanation of how that is anticipated to play out in the future. I doubt that the answer would make any sense at all. $TSLA $AAPL $MSFT

I wasn't really directing my comment at you. Just my personal feeling about Tesla. #ElonMusk, while a visionary, is also kind of crazy and perhaps Tesla would be better without him. But the car itself is a winner.

#ElonMusk has an amazing knack to keep #Tesla as a winner, even though it probably shouldn't be.

I have lost so much respect for #ElonMusk and his irresponsible tweets. Quite frankly, it was dumb to say #coronavirus is dumb.

#ElonMusk is such a enigma. Brilliant yet clearly some instability.

How can #ElonMusk claim they will use NO cobalt in their next gen batteries? How is that even possible? Is there any basis for this claim at all? Bearish on $TSLA

Fair article. There is so much mystery surrounding #ElonMusk. I think that's why so many people are so captivated by him.

True, so many love #ElonMusk but many of his recent comments are troubling. I was surprised at the recent stock surge:

www.talkmarkets.com/.../tesla-headed-much-higher-after-blockbuster-shareholder-event

If #Tesla had time on their side, they could likely come back from this without too much difficulty, but time is not on their side. The company is bleeding cash and keeps missing it's targets for finished cars. Things are looking pretty dire for the company.

That being said, if anyone can pull a magic rabbit out of his hat, it's $TSLA's #ElonMusk.

Yes, if you Google it, you'll see that #ElonMusk has been quoted as saying #SteveJobs was a complete jerk. Though I believe that was before he passed. People are less likely to speak ill of the dead.

Wow, that #ElonMusk video is unbelievable!

#ElonMusk, #BillGates and #SteveJobs maybe better. I don't know, I've never seen movies about them :) Though I did read that Musk thought Jobs was a complete jerk.

Truth is, I think it is probably very hard, if not impossible, for someone with a kind hard to climb that far and become so successful.