> Elon Musk in a couple of years I'm calling it now
He's just not ready for me as a tenant.
Elon Musk criticising others for making misleading statements to generate hype seems more than a little hypocritical, no?
People would not be after him so much if he hadn't missed almost every prediction he's made. The company is quickly approaching a cliff that the Musk cheerleaders cannot simply cheer him across. Timelines really start to matter when your runway is running out.
What matters for Tesla is making sure that their core offering doesn't get overshadowed by an established automotive manufacturer before they can scale. What matters for Tesla is that petrol prices don't plummet due to some new unforeseen technology of economic downturn. What matters for Tesla is that their cars wear reliably so they don't tarnish their reputation.
Either it’s impossible to predict, or Elon can’t do it. Either way continuing to expect accurate predictions from him is the definition of insanity.
Elon called out the press for writing misleading articles to generate clicks. He went as far as calling it irresponsible and dangerous.
He also called out day-traders, saying of you can't handle volatility then sell your stock. "I am not here to convince you to buy Tesla stock."
You can listen to the call at https://edge.media-server.com/m6/p/nwvzygvo