Value the company by the sizzle not the steak. And before it fails completely fold it into the next grift. Sounds far fetched but it's been working for Elon for years.

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malfist 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Anyone with half a brain can see him stacking his house of cards higher and higher, but yet the market and investors love him.

You can't tell me there's a rational reason there's a common headline of Tesla missing forecast and guidance but still going up after earning report

	▲	FabHK 10 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> stacking his house of cards higher and higher Indeed. What I find particularly grating is that Tesla seems rather overpriced, but if SpaceX acquires it, it'll provide the Tesla investors with a nice exit. (And SpaceX of course is a very long shot that's in any number of retirement portfolios by virtue of its rash index inclusion.)