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@dvorahfr Except Musk lawyers should nave been aware of the SofL. The other crazy part is that an appeal is contemplated. Is the SofL appealable????

Elon Musk vs. Sam Altman There's something I don't understand about this ruling. A judge decreed that since the statute of limitations had expired, Elon Musk had delayed too long, and the accusations could not be upheld or debated. Okay, fine, the law is the law. But then, why allow the trial to proceed? Why allow the hearings, why hear witnesses from both sides? All of this could have been avoided from the start... or perhaps it was precisely what was said during these hearings that bothered a biased justice system that was using a technicality to protect Altman and above all to prevent a victory for Elon Musk...?

@Lifeinvestmoney That’s $50K Pal.🤯

Bonds are paying 5% What’s stopping you from investing $1million and living off $500k/yr?

Australia’s new tax changes are a joke. $250k income + $50k capital gain = $106k in tax here. Same earnings in USA = $51k tax. I made an app to show you where all your tax goes.

@elonmusk @Teslaconomics Surely the statute of limitations was a known fact before the case commenced. If so would it still not apply in the case of an appeal?

Regarding the OpenAI case, the judge & jury never actually ruled on the merits of the case, just on a calendar technicality. There is no question to anyone following the case in detail that Altman & Brockman did in fact enrich themselves by stealing a charity. The only question is WHEN they did it! I will be filing an appeal with the Ninth Circuit, because creating a precedent to loot charities is incredibly destructive to charitable giving in America. OpenAI was founded to benefit all of humanity.

@Founder_Mode_ Then why are his estimated time frames always delayed?

One of my favorite Elon story is when he had an all-hands meeting at 1am on a Sunday at the SpaceX factory in Boca Chica. He asked his team one question: why isn't this factory running 24/7? His engineers said they needed more people to run shifts. 48 hours later, SpaceX had hired 252 workers and doubled the factory workforce. Most companies and CEOs would have scheduled a planning meeting to discuss the staffing gap and take weeks to hire those people. But Elon just did that within 2 days.

@TrendSpider Does that include the stock splits?

If you bought $10,000 in $TSLA in November 2021, you'd currently have $10,186.80

@MinusWells @jungleincxrp Warren is corrupt. She is on the Banking payroll.

🚨 ELIZABETH WARREN JUST BECAME GARY GENSLER 2.0 While Gensler was bad… Warren is now openly trying to NUKE crypto adoption. She’s screaming that the Crypto Clarity Act will “blow up the economy”, the same bill that finally gives us real rules. Translation: She doesn’t want clarity. She wants control. Gensler slowed crypto down. Warren wants to bury it alive. Who’s the bigger threat to your bags? #Crypto #WarrenVsCrypto #Gensler2

@XRPcryptowolf It’s not LAW yet!

It’s really weird how $XRP and the entire crypto market didn’t skyrocket after the Clarity Act passed its first obstacle. What gives? 🧐

@Marc_Fagel @gnoble79 Hi Marc. Any comments on the Clarity bill? Generally positive for Crypto and its role as the new financial system… or no?

@gnoble79 On what (legal) basis can the SEC reject it? As long as everything is accurately disclosed, investors are free to make an investment decision—just as they’re free to invest in a company run by a guy previously charged with securities fraud, and then sued for cheating investors.

THIS SPACEX NONSENSE SHOULD BE REJECTED BY THE SEC: Only Elon Musk Can Fire Elon Musk” (The Ultimate Entrenchment Clause) • Musk can only be removed as CEO, Chairman, or from the board by a vote of Class B super-voting shareholders (10 votes per share). • He controls those shares post-IPO (holding majority voting power, e.g., ~79-84% voting control with ~42% equity). • This makes removal effectively require his own consent—far beyond typical dual-class structures at companies like Meta or Alphabet. reuters.com • Experts call it unusually extreme; it gives him perpetual veto power even if public shareholders are unhappy. This is the one most frequently labeled “stunning,” “shocking,” or unprecedented in coverage. 2. Massive Performance-Based Compensation Tied to Mars Colonization • A reported ~$1 trillion (or up to $1T+) stock-based pay package for Musk. • Tied to extreme milestones like reaching a $7.5 trillion valuation and establishing a one-million-person Mars colony, plus other targets (e.g., space-based data centers). wlockett.medium.com • Similar to (but even more ambitious than) his Tesla comp plan. Critics call it “bat-s**t crazy” given the speculative nature. 3. Dual-Class Share Structure with Perpetual Super-Voting Power • Class B shares (10x votes, held by Musk/insiders) vs. Class A (1 vote for public investors). • Musk retains dominant control (majority voting power) post-IPO. • Super-voting shares convert to Class A if sold, locking in insider power. reuters.com • SpaceX warns investors their influence will be “severely limited.” Other Notable (and Investor-Unfriendly) Terms • Mandatory arbitration for shareholder claims. • Texas-law barriers limiting derivative lawsuits. • “Controlled company” status (exemptions from some independent board rules). • Heavy concentration of roles in Musk (CEO + CTO + Chairman) while he runs multiple companies. comptroller.nyc.gov These reflect Musk’s philosophy of long-term vision (Mars, etc.) over short-term shareholder democracy. Valuation itself draws “ridiculous/ludicrous” labels (high multiples on current revenue, betting on unproven future businesses like orbital AI compute). fool.com Bottom line: The prospectus is a classic Musk-style document—bold, visionary, and heavily tilted toward founder autonomy. Investors are essentially buying into “Elon gets to do what he wants, including trying to colonize Mars.” Whether that’s genius or risky depends on your view of his track record. The full public S-1 (expected soon) will have more details in the governance and risk factors sections.

@liorsela No one is every ready for Tesla volatility. Good to see it’s on the upside.🆒

Can someone explain to me like I'm 13 why $TSLA is up so much today? I wasn’t ready for it… 😱

@HOUSEPORN___ The money is still being paid… just not characterised as a fine.

Jeff Bezos chooses to pay a $12,000 annual fine rather than trim the giant hedge around his Beverly Hills mansion to the legal 1-meter limit 😭

@DigitalDaisyX It’s not a matter of if… it’s a matter of when!

The Tesla Roadster in chrome looks unreal. That mirror finish makes the whole design feel like something out of the future reflecting everything around it. And the performance is just as crazy. It is expected to do 0 to 60 in about 1.9 seconds with a top speed over 250 mph. It is not just fast, it feels almost unbelievable. The unveiling is going to be something special. $TSLA 🩶🤍🩶

@MbarkCherguia LATE!!!!!

Give this Tesla a name?

@keokanden @garyblack00 @grok On any reasonable economic metric Google should shut Waymo down. Its failed for 10 years it will continue to fail. When compared with Tesla, a combination of expensive vehicle set up costs, lack of driving data , uncompetitive mileage charges and lack of vertical integration.

@CryptoAus12 @garyblack00 @grok I meant Waymo but I guess Grok is useless too... I guess I will go to Gemini.

From my pre-mkt summary for Subscribers this morning: $TSLA +1.1% again this morning to $416 after rising +5.7% the past two days after showing significant year-over-year gains in April in China and several European countries, as global oil prices have surged. Despite likely continued near-term momentum fueled by rising oil prices I remain cautious on $TSLA given the company’s disappointing FY’26 outlook following robust 1Q earnings. 2026-30 earnings ests continue to decline and investors are coming to the realization that other manufacturers will also solve for unsupervised autonomy over the next 12 months. $GOOG $BIDU $WRD $PONY and $AMZN are now completing 1.0M paid unsupervised autonomous rides per week without safety monitors. My biggest concern remains TSLA’s extended valuation (2026 P/E 220x vs +36% long-term EPS growth, 6.0x PEG).

@keokanden @garyblack00 You do realise that if Google continue with the failed Waymo experiment and even if they turn a profit, which is highly improbable, it will take 20 years to recoup all previous losses!!! If they cannot match Tesla Cybercab fares at 25c per mile… forget it!!!

@CryptoAus12 @garyblack00 Not at all. As long as they are bringing in $40B a quarter even with the losses from Waymo it's worth it. Google cloud and YouTube were also huge losses until they weren't. I trust Brin and Page.

@DevinOlsenn I guess it’s all about the mileage.

I save over $6,000 a year driving a Tesla It's cheaper for me to own a brand new EV and make payments on it - than it is to have a paid of ICE vehicle. If you're looking for a new vehicle and you aren't considering an EV I would strongly urge you to reconsider. We have owned our Tesla for two years now and driven it nearly 90,000km... At first I was aprehensive about owning an EV due to all the FUD that was online, but now I could never imagine going back to an ICE.

@elonmusk That’s great! How about machines on Earth…. Like say Optimus!!! Figure is leading the way!!!!!

Beautiful machines in space

@munster_gene Hey Gene. Has Waymo actually turned a profit?

$GOOG Waymo, now over 500k rides a week, more than doubling year over year. Growth has been consistently doubling off of higher numbers. I estimate $TSLA Robotaxi around 50k rides per week, and still in a great position to catch Waymo over the next few years. The crazy part is that self driving ride sharing is still only 1.5% of total ride sharing miles.

@BrandonKop82576 @club4growth Banks pay they get a say.

@club4growth 1) why does the senate not want clarity? 2) why do banks get a say?

Momentum is building for CLARITY. Club for Growth sent letters to Senate Banking members urging immediate markup of the CLARITY Act. Over 100 crypto firms also urged the Senate to move forward on market structure legislation. It’s time to move from uncertainty to clarity. The Senate should act now! 👉clubforgrowth.org/wp-content/upl…