Haha, ESG. The new buzzword metric to rule the plebs, while those who advocate for it travel the world in their mega yachts and venture into space. What is the ESG score of their offshore bank accounts?

The expected political attack on Musk after he "upset" the so called "Democratic"Party.

Truth is not whomever says a bunch of words first - but is based upon facts. @Truth is only factual regardling the market caps of several major corporations. The NHTSA's investigation is based upon about 75% of the accidents of this type being being from Tesla. Go look up the NHTSA's investigation into Hyundai and the incease in engine fires regarding 1 of their engine models. Overall small % of engines but statistically larger rate than typical and the overall average for the market. That is the NHTSA's job.

As for your understanding of inflation and blaming it on the current President, please get a clue on how the world and economies work. Further quit posting your political views and malinformed knowledge on a technology website. Go to Twitter or whatever other social media platform you choose and post your thoughts and perceived knowledge there.

"Technology" Musk is the one who is trying to bring politics into his business and personal choices by using "first mover advantage." That is say it first, say it repeatedly so those who are unaware hear it often, and be aggressive about it so the unaware start forming a thought of that must be true because I heard it a lot and first. Textbook PR and psychology.

Was there a $250k check issued from Tesla to a flight attendant *after* the immediate claim by the flight attendant? Is it not true that an abnormally large number of crashes are due to a technology feature Tesla sells in its vehicles and Musk boasts about? As for the Twitter deal, Musk, Ellison, and friends may have lost a bunch of other people's money.

Fake news and just an attack on Musk is clear here since he has come out to support conservatives/moderates values.

News flash. Where's the Apple mud story, eh?! Apple once reached over $3 TRILLION M-Cap just a few months ago (1/22) but today, Apple has lost over $770 BILLION... that's HUNDREDS OF BILLIONS, I SAY, from its record high!

Or what about throwing mud on Xiaomi slumps from ~$114B high till today ~$37B

Or what about throwing mud on Tencent slumps from ~$910B high but today its ~$430B

Or Amazon, from a ~$1.8TRILLION M-Cap but today ~$1.1 TRILLION

On and on!

It's called a Biden administration inflation (and greedy price-hikes) that's about to be a recession soon but unlike the many of these companies that are on this list here, Apple and Tesla products are the only ones that are in extremely high demand (Tesla has orders filled out passed 2024).

Bill Gates must be all giddy.