This reply needs more upvote. Too much reading the tea leaves going around and not enough big picture perspective.

Hey very cool—thanks!

So just following the general market then

There are two Chick-fil-As a quarter mile apart in my city.

It's me, I'm the northernmost Dunkin' on the American-Canada border

I mistook tesla for Chevy for a second, cause that stock is dropping like a rock.

SUBWAY is more popular than MCDONALDS!?

You should show how much they make from the Covid vaccine.

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Here you go. Tesla, NDX and SP500

Really enjoyed this version of it.

I’m sure I’m not the first, but good color for Waffle House.

CFA generates the most revenue too iirc

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Perhaps he has some talent somewhere that helped those companies be successful (though we can't discount engineers and scientists working there).

And perhaps the success and people calling him a genius went to his head and he believed it that he could do no wrong, so he started making increasingly dumb moves and failing harder and harder, but because he's been successful he's incapable of seeing his own failures and so he just gets more and more out of control.

In the end he's remembered more for his failings than his successes.

At least that's the trajectory I see.

I like to bash him but there's no way Tesla or SpaceX would have been what they are today without him.

However, it doesn't mean he can't make mistakes and Twitter is just the prime example of it.

Also spending all his time tweeting while in theory the ceo of five companies. So either the laziest ceo in history or a fake ceo.

I wonder if White Castle & Krystal have the same arrangement, except north/south.

Krystal burgers are sliders w/o mustard.

It was overvalued before any twitter talk. Sell now before it gets worse.

I can't stand more Elon and Twitter news in my feed, there's got to be a way to stop it. Downvoting isn't working, please call 911.

Pretty ironic though that the competition will have viable electric vehicles because of Musk lol

Even at $140 this puts Tesla valuation over $400 Billion. Tesla is worth at most $60-120Billion as an electric car company.

Carl's Jr: If it doesn't get all over the place, it doesn't belong in your face.

Weird thing is that I didn't feel like Hardees tasted the same as CJ's.

The more important point is that Tesla is not valued as an electric car company. This valuation might be $60-120B depending at most. Tesla's inflated valuation (was up to $1.2 trillion at one point!) is as a "tech" company, and that genius Elon will transform the world with his latest brilliant idea to make humanoid vacuum cleaners or whatever.

But even the sp500 kind of shows it as exaggerating the market as a whole, all except the last bit there where it really tanks

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