Summary
Tesla investors, frustrated by the stock’s decline, are demanding accountability from Elon Musk, who recently illegally demanded federal employees justify their paychecks.
Shareholders took to Musk’s social media platform X, asking him to similar list his contributions to Tesla.
The stock has fallen for six straight sessions, underperforming the Nasdaq.
Meanwhile, Musk faced backlash for overstepping in government affairs, forcing Trump to smooth tensions.
I can’t wait until “some 100-character impulse rant on Twitter” isn’t news anymore, nor seen by millions.
Like, if Twitter were to get destroyed tomorrow, the world would be such a better place.
Come to think of it, Twitter is almost a necessary tool for speculative investing and the undeserved growth of the current stock market (which at this point is mostly based upon idle index fund investments, and retail investors following hype cycles). It’s essentially a stock market manipulation tool for politicians and CEOs that allows them to skip the press releases and hype up their stocks instantly and directly.