Learn to read between the lines. Remember how their director of AI, Karpathy, went on a sabbatical? That was also a lie.
HP is obviously misfiring so the CFO should be turning over based on historical data so its decidedly not newsworthy.
Tesla on the other hand is supposedly firing on all cylinders, so its abnormal for the CFO to exit just before what's expected to be hockey stick profitability given the heavy stock based compensation.
HP P/E is 12x. Tesla P/E is 70x. Tesla at HP's multiple would be a $40 stock.
Perhaps nobody cares about HPE either, but at least get your facts right.
Well that's in the the declaration
To be fair, I am actually still annoyed about the whole x.com thing. They closed my account when they sold to Paypal 23 years ago now. Now it is just some message board.
Musk has never built a car or a rocket. He raises money and hypes things. He is not a builder. Hell, he tried to get Paypal to switch to Windows because he doesn't even understand Linux.
(Objectively.)
I don't own any $TSLA (or one of their cars), but this is like the opposite of a rush notice. Heck, he will continue working for Tesla for almost half the year. Seems like typical HN "everything Elon does is bad" bandwagoning.
I mean, just earlier today the HP CFO resigned[1] and was replaced immediately.
[1] https://finance.yahoo.com/news/hewlett-packard-enterprise-cf...