Replies to post #57913 on Tesla Inc (TSLA)

[Tesla thru the roof]

No it hasn’t, but bad drivers have

[XFundManager]

Another drunk driver at the wheel off a Tesla. Its a shame they did not have Autopilot as it could have saved there lives.

Essentially what you are proposing is that drunk drivers are not the cause of car accidents causing millions of fatalities per year but geomatic storms which coincidentally occur at the exact same time causing the cars to crash. LMAO..

So what you're proposing is the 65 deaths caused by drunk drivers in Tesla EV are being innocently jailed ? When the real culprit is geomagnetic storms ?

Please confirm is the is the crux of your theory? Also why is the phenomena not happening is gas cars or other Evs? or for any other electronics on planet earth ? and lastly are you also suggesting that being drunk or high on drugs is not a factor in car accidents?

Does this mean that when you're drunk and driving a gas car your always at fault but when you're in a Tesla or other EV means you're always innocent and most likely always caused by geomagnetic storms.

Lastly why are you not contacting NASA, NHTSA, NTSB to inform of them of this theory. Why do you choose to post on here instead?

I understand your doing this with no societal rewards so what is the point if no one here is listening or cares?

Will you publishing this theory anytime soon?

Elon Musk’s big Tesla (TSLA) selloff is about 60% complete

Regulatory filings on Thursday have revealed that CEO Elon Musk has sold another 934,091 Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares. The sale, which was worth about $1.01 billion, effectively brings Musk to about 60% of his overall goal of selling 10% of his personal TSLA stake.

Musk’s massive TSLA selloff started last month, following a Twitter poll where the CEO asked users of the social media platform if he should sell 10% of his Tesla holdings. Twitter users who voted in favor of the selloff won the poll, and Musk has been offloading TSLA shares since.


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Musk has sold 10.1 million shares since he started selling his TSLA stock last month. But at the same time, the Tesla CEO has also exercised options to buy 10.7 million shares. As noted in a Reuters report, Musk still has an option to purchase 10 million more shares at $6.24 each, which expires in August next year.

Elon Musk’s big TSLA selloff seemed to be partly in response to the constant criticism of his net worth, which has grown considerably over the past year. With Musk taking his place as the richest person in the world by net worth, critics such as US Senator Bernie Sanders and former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich have frequently alleged that the CEO was trying to avoid paying taxes.


By offloading 10% of his TSLA holdings, Musk is expected to pay about $15 billion in taxes. While this has been largely ignored by the CEO’s critics, Musk has stated last month that he would like politicians such as Sanders to supply an itemized list showing exactly how the $15 billion would be spent. Musk also confirmed on Twitter that he is selling his TSLA stock in such a way for maximum taxation.

Musk may be the world’s richest person by net worth, but the CEO still tends to be quite reactive to his critics. Last year, Musk was also heavily criticized for his net worth, and the CEO responded by selling off all of his homes in California. These include the whimsical Gene Wilder House, which Musk sold to the late actor’s nephew. To make the sale possible, Musk financed 95% of the house’s selling price. The CEO currently lives in a humble house in Starbase, Texas, where SpaceX is building its Starship facility.