TSLA

pineapplekiwipen

I can't tell whether TSLA potentially getting a new CEO is good or bad

pineapplekiwipen

I can't tell whether this is good or bad for TSLA 

BlackKnightsOptions

Musk to spend less time with doge and more time at TSLA? Stock rockets. Musk to be ousted? Believe it or not, stock rockets again

NoHoHan

Which notification will I get first? Twitter notification of Elon's "IMNOTFUCKINLEAVING" tweet or Robinhood's notification of "YOUR TSLA PUTS ARE FUCKED LOL"

TuffNutzes

By your definition: TSLA, META, PLTR

Mountain-Detail-8213

It’s time to sell any rip . If futures are up put on shorts and use stop losses. I love when TSLA is up then buying TSLQ just like today and yesterday. 9 percent and 10 percent gains.

the_sound_of_a_cork

I don't understand how TSLA has avoided gravity over the last few weeks, but there is no way now that the floor is falling out

LostinTheSauce805

So like uh are we bullish on this news for TSLA orrrr

SpaceToaster

I’m honestly not sure if this is good or bad for TSLA puts lol

NigerianPrinceClub

There’s this one guy who always says he’ll buy Tesla cuz it’s such a good price and how it’ll go back up eventually. After this news, he says he’ll sell all shares of TSLA if musket leaves lmao

epyonxero

Protesters/boy-cotters dont care who the CEO is they care that tanking TSLA stock is the best way to hurt Elon

flaccidafterdominoes

TSLA board being shortsighted. Jk lol.

codesnik

well, this is exactly how I day trade TSLA for past several years. I have no idea how to use options and my broker's app is godawful, but I just buy or sell a few TSLA to have 2x-10x to the full market swings.

OfficeLazy2121

via Bloomberg News: >“Rumors are TSLA is considering naming Fleece Johnson the new CEO of the company.”

FiringNeurons7

YOLO TSLA $300 CALL 4/2 Thank me later

Hocari-

!banbet TSLA 240 3W

PNWPlayZ

Texas allowing TSLA to operate driverless cars is gonna be LIT

Ghost1914

TSLA 300c at open

montybeta

TSLA shareholders will stupidly buy the dip tomorrow. But it's done if Musk leaves. What even is Tesla without Musk? Just another overvalued stock.

w0lfm0nk

$100 would be a good price for TSLA tomorrow… 😎

TopherBrennan

Bull case is less absurd than TSLA's so I'm staying away.

radiohead-nerd

Look no further than TSLA

NeedleworkerRight270

Lol.. TSLA is trading @ PE of 160 for an auto company. They can literally say they sold 0 cars this quarter but AI tho and the stock would shoot up 10%.  It is devoid of fundamentals and based purely on hype and the fact that big money doesn't want puts to print yet.

Friendly_Diamond1999

Missed the news, why is TSLA kill?

Careless_Jeweler5605

9pm: WSJ breaks the story.  9pm: TSLA immediately goes down $10 before stabilizing slightly, but continues to fall. Is this sub not about stocks?

himynameis_

Amazing article from the WSJ. Highly recommend the read. > About a month ago, with Tesla’s TSLA stock sinking and some investors irritated about Elon Musk’s White House focus, Tesla’s board got serious about looking for Musk’s successor. > Board members reached out to several executive search firms to work on a formal process for finding Tesla’s next chief executive, according to people familiar with the discussions. > > Tensions had been mounting at the company. Sales and profits were deteriorating rapidly. Musk was spending much of his time in Washington. > > Around that time, Tesla’s board met with Musk for an update. Board members told him he needed to spend more time on Tesla, according to people familiar with the meeting. And he needed to say so publicly. > > Musk didn’t push back. > > Tesla has been on a losing streak in the months since Musk, its visionary chief executive, began spending much of his time helping President Trump slash federal spending. Last week, after the company said its first-quarter profit had plunged 71%, Musk told investors he would soon pivot back to his job at Tesla. > > “Starting next month,” he said on a conference call about earnings, “I’ll be allocating far more of my time to Tesla.” > > The board narrowed its focus to a major search firm, according to the people familiar with the discussions. The current status of the succession planning couldn’t be determined. It is also unclear if Musk, himself a Tesla board member, was aware of the effort, or if his pledge to spend more time at Tesla has affected succession planning. Musk didn’t respond to requests for comment. > > During a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, Trump thanked Musk for his government work. “You know you’re invited to stay as long as you want,” Trump said. “I guess he wants to get back home to his cars.” > > Any change at the top would mark a major moment for Tesla: Musk has run the electric-vehicle maker for nearly 20 years, though he stepped aside as board chairman in 2018. Musk has been deeply involved in all of his businesses, even those in which other executives handle day-to-day management. > > The eight-person Tesla board has been looking to add an independent director, according to people familiar with the process. Some directors, including Tesla co-founder JB Straubel, have been meeting with major investors to reassure them the company is in good hands. > > Musk’s detour into government came at a difficult time for his biggest company. Sales of Tesla’s electric cars fell in 2024, the first annual decline in more than a decade. The company slashed prices, which ate into profit margins. Its high-profile Cybertruck, derided for its strange looks, became the butt of jokes by late-night comics. > > Musk’s close ties to Trump tarnished Tesla’s brand for some consumers. Making matters worse, the president’s tariffs have complicated Tesla’s business in China, one of its biggest car markets, and a U.S. supply chain that relies heavily on vendors in Mexico and Canada. > > Musk’s proximity to the president proved no help on that front. He told investors last week he would “continue to advocate for lower tariffs rather than higher tariffs, but that’s all I can do.” The decision, he said, was the president’s. > > After Trump’s victory last year, Tesla’s shares surged at first, reflecting optimism that Musk’s close ties to the president would yield benefits for his businesses. Tesla’s market value hit a record high of $1.5 trillion in December. Since then, it has fallen to about $900 billion. > > Early last year, after some two decades of running Tesla, Musk confided to someone close to him, in late night texts, that he was frustrated to still be working nonstop at the company, especially after a Delaware judge had struck down his multibillion-dollar pay package. > > Last spring, he told that person that he no longer wanted to be CEO of Tesla, but that he was worried that no one could replace him atop the company and sell the vision that Tesla isn’t just an automaker, but the future of robotics and automation as well. > > Musk has complained both in public and private that despite owning roughly 13% of the company, he has been working without pay for the last seven years. The Tesla board recently formed a special compensation committee to address CEO compensation. > > Musk has enormous demands on his time. Tesla is only one of five businesses he oversees. At Tesla alone, more than 20 executives report directly to him, according to an internal document. Since the election, he has spent most of his time in Washington, with weekends at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. When he met with Tesla employees and board members, he often did so remotely. > > Some Tesla employees said that the first time they had heard from Musk in months was at an all-hands meeting in March, streamed to all X users, where he tried to reassure employees and persuade them not to sell their shares. > > “If you read the news, it feels like Armageddon,” he told them. “I can’t walk past a TV without seeing a Tesla on fire,” he said, referring to vandalism at Tesla showrooms and charging stations. “There are times when there are rocky moments, a little bit of stormy weather, but I’m here to tell you the future is bright and exciting. What I’m saying is—hang on to your stock.” > > Executive focus > > Musk spent more than $250 million on Trump’s re-election effort. He took the stage with Trump at rallies and even spent a chunk of time in Pennsylvania after identifying it as a state that Trump couldn’t afford to lose. On election night, he was in the ballroom at Mar-a-Lago. > > The next morning, Nov. 6, he flew out of Palm Beach to attend a Tesla board meeting in Austin. Soon, he was back in Mar-a-Lago sitting in on meetings with world leaders and helping to vet candidates for cabinet positions. > > Musk was given the job of running the Department of Government Efficiency, which eventually was staffed with government outsiders that included investors and employees from his companies. His status as a “special government employee” enables him to work at the White House for 130 days each year without filing the financial-disclosure forms required for regular employees. > > Some employees said they were happy at first that Musk was busy in D.C. because his tendency to micromanage at Tesla could be a distraction. > > As Musk drew closer to Trump, who has criticized EV mandates and vowed to reinvigorate the oil and gas industries, some employees sought assurances from management that Musk still supported Tesla’s mission to fight climate change and support sustainable-energy infrastructure. > > Late last November, Tesla executive Mike Snyder tried to reassure his team that Musk’s political tilt wouldn’t distract him from the business. “It’s obviously been a turbulent and emotional season, I acknowledge that,” he said, according to a recording of the meeting reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. “I’d rather have Elon next to Trump than an enemy of Trump.” > > Snyder, whose team works on energy storage and solar power, told his team that Musk continued to answer texts. “People concerned that Elon is not engaged or interested, I can assure you that’s not true,” he said. > > By early this year, it was clear to some inside the company that Musk’s political foray was becoming a business liability. Tesla was losing brand appeal in markets such as California and Germany, and drivers had begun putting bumper stickers on their Teslas distancing themselves from Musk’s politics. Tesla also was losing ground in China to homegrown rivals such as BYD. > > Eliah Gilfenbaum, a Tesla executive in California, told his team that it was getting more challenging to hire and retain talent, according to one person who was present. He told them Tesla would be better off if Musk resigned. That was unlikely to happen, he told them, and employees needed to reconcile the boss’s politics with the company’s mission. He advised them to try to compartmentalize and just keep going. > > After two newspapers reported on Gilfenbaum’s remarks, Gilfenbaum was forced out of Tesla, the person said. Tesla hasn’t commented on the matter.

Thadlust

Without elon, TSLA would lose half of its market cap but double in EBIT. Take your pick I suppose. 

himynameis_

About a month ago, with Tesla’s TSLA -3.38%decrease; red down pointing triangle stock sinking and some investors irritated about Elon Musk’s White House focus, Tesla’s board got serious about looking for Musk’s successor. Board members reached out to several executive search firms to work on a formal process for finding Tesla’s next chief executive, according to people familiar with the discussions. Tensions had been mounting at the company. Sales and profits were deteriorating rapidly. Musk was spending much of his time in Washington. Around that time, Tesla’s board met with Musk for an update. Board members told him he needed to spend more time on Tesla, according to people familiar with the meeting. And he needed to say so publicly. Musk didn’t push back. Tesla has been on a losing streak in the months since Musk, its visionary chief executive, began spending much of his time helping President Trump slash federal spending. Last week, after the company said its first-quarter profit had plunged 71%, Musk told investors he would soon pivot back to his job at Tesla. “Starting next month,” he said on a conference call about earnings, “I’ll be allocating far more of my time to Tesla.” The board narrowed its focus to a major search firm, according to the people familiar with the discussions. The current status of the succession planning couldn’t be determined. It is also unclear if Musk, himself a Tesla board member, was aware of the effort, or if his pledge to spend more time at Tesla has affected succession planning. Musk didn’t respond to requests for comment. During a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, Trump thanked Musk for his government work. “You know you’re invited to stay as long as you want,” Trump said. “I guess he wants to get back home to his cars.” Any change at the top would mark a major moment for Tesla: Musk has run the electric-vehicle maker for nearly 20 years, though he stepped aside as board chairman in 2018. Musk has been deeply involved in all of his businesses, even those in which other executives handle day-to-day management. The eight-person Tesla board has been looking to add an independent director, according to people familiar with the process. Some directors, including Tesla co-founder JB Straubel, have been meeting with major investors to reassure them the company is in good hands. Musk’s detour into government came at a difficult time for his biggest company. Sales of Tesla’s electric cars fell in 2024, the first annual decline in more than a decade. The company slashed prices, which ate into profit margins. Its high-profile Cybertruck, derided for its strange looks, became the butt of jokes by late-night comics. Musk’s close ties to Trump tarnished Tesla’s brand for some consumers. Making matters worse, the president’s tariffs have complicated Tesla’s business in China, one of its biggest car markets, and a U.S. supply chain that relies heavily on vendors in Mexico and Canada. Musk’s proximity to the president proved no help on that front. He told investors last week he would “continue to advocate for lower tariffs rather than higher tariffs, but that’s all I can do.” The decision, he said, was the president’s. After Trump’s victory last year, Tesla’s shares surged at first, reflecting optimism that Musk’s close ties to the president would yield benefits for his businesses. Tesla’s market value hit a record high of $1.5 trillion in December. Since then, it has fallen to about $900 billion. Early last year, after some two decades of running Tesla, Musk confided to someone close to him, in late night texts, that he was frustrated to still be working nonstop at the company, especially after a Delaware judge had struck down his multibillion-dollar pay package. Last spring, he told that person that he no longer wanted to be CEO of Tesla, but that he was worried that no one could replace him atop the company and sell the vision that Tesla isn’t just an automaker, but the future of robotics and automation as well. Musk has complained both in public and private that despite owning roughly 13% of the company, he has been working without pay for the last seven years. The Tesla board recently formed a special compensation committee to address CEO compensation. Musk has enormous demands on his time. Tesla is only one of five businesses he oversees. At Tesla alone, more than 20 executives report directly to him, according to an internal document. Since the election, he has spent most of his time in Washington, with weekends at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. When he met with Tesla employees and board members, he often did so remotely. Some Tesla employees said that the first time they had heard from Musk in months was at an all-hands meeting in March, streamed to all X users, where he tried to reassure employees and persuade them not to sell their shares. “If you read the news, it feels like Armageddon,” he told them. “I can’t walk past a TV without seeing a Tesla on fire,” he said, referring to vandalism at Tesla showrooms and charging stations. “There are times when there are rocky moments, a little bit of stormy weather, but I’m here to tell you the future is bright and exciting. What I’m saying is—hang on to your stock.” **Executive focus** Musk spent more than $250 million on Trump’s re-election effort. He took the stage with Trump at rallies and even spent a chunk of time in Pennsylvania after identifying it as a state that Trump couldn’t afford to lose. On election night, he was in the ballroom at Mar-a-Lago. The next morning, Nov. 6, he flew out of Palm Beach to attend a Tesla board meeting in Austin. Soon, he was back in Mar-a-Lago sitting in on meetings with world leaders and helping to vet candidates for cabinet positions. Musk was given the job of running the Department of Government Efficiency, which eventually was staffed with government outsiders that included investors and employees from his companies. His status as a “special government employee” enables him to work at the White House for 130 days each year without filing the financial-disclosure forms required for regular employees. Some employees said they were happy at first that Musk was busy in D.C. because his tendency to micromanage at Tesla could be a distraction. As Musk drew closer to Trump, who has criticized EV mandates and vowed to reinvigorate the oil and gas industries, some employees sought assurances from management that Musk still supported Tesla’s mission to fight climate change and support sustainable-energy infrastructure. Late last November, Tesla executive Mike Snyder tried to reassure his team that Musk’s political tilt wouldn’t distract him from the business. “It’s obviously been a turbulent and emotional season, I acknowledge that,” he said, according to a recording of the meeting reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. “I’d rather have Elon next to Trump than an enemy of Trump.” Snyder, whose team works on energy storage and solar power, told his team that Musk continued to answer texts. “People concerned that Elon is not engaged or interested, I can assure you that’s not true,” he said. By early this year, it was clear to some inside the company that Musk’s political foray was becoming a business liability. Tesla was losing brand appeal in markets such as California and Germany, and drivers had begun putting bumper stickers on their Teslas distancing themselves from Musk’s politics. Tesla also was losing ground in China to homegrown rivals such as BYD. Eliah Gilfenbaum, a Tesla executive in California, told his team that it was getting more challenging to hire and retain talent, according to one person who was present. He told them Tesla would be better off if Musk resigned. That was unlikely to happen, he told them, and employees needed to reconcile the boss’s politics with the company’s mission. He advised them to try to compartmentalize and just keep going. After two newspapers reported on Gilfenbaum’s remarks, Gilfenbaum was forced out of Tesla, the person said. Tesla hasn’t commented on the matter.

Priceplayer

Look at you TSLA bol wormies buying every dip. Soon you will run out of buying power go broke and once the tide turns you will transform into full blown panic mode. Call the paramedic in advance. Real quick.

Environmental-Bowl43

The only reason TSLA trades the way it does is because of Elon musk, if the board are retarded enough to get rid of him then it will actually crash to $10

NY10

My TSLA put is fucked. Why this shit is not drilling.

CarlWh3ezer

Im holding calls  TSLA calls 

Hocari-

TSLA w/o Elmo at the helm best price is 20

himynameis_

> About a month ago, with Tesla’s TSLA -3.38%decrease; red down pointing triangle stock sinking and some investors irritated about Elon Musk’s White House focus, Tesla’s board got serious about looking for Musk’s successor. > Board members reached out to several executive search firms to work on a formal process for finding Tesla’s next chief executive, according to people familiar with the discussions. > Tensions had been mounting at the company. Sales and profits were deteriorating rapidly. Musk was spending much of his time in Washington. > Around that time, Tesla’s board met with Musk for an update. Board members told him he needed to spend more time on Tesla, according to people familiar with the meeting. And he needed to say so publicly. > Musk didn’t push back. Per the WSJ article, he has not pushed back. I suggest reading the WSJ article. It's really good. Apparently Musk sent texts to a friend early last year that he does not want to lead Tesla anymore because of compensation. > Early last year, after some two decades of running Tesla, Musk confided to someone close to him, in late night texts, that he was frustrated to still be working nonstop at the company, especially after a Delaware judge had struck down his multibillion-dollar pay package.

Tomieez

She is literally a 10 but wants to be TSLA CEO

Bobby_Marks3

I've posted this theory elsewhere: Elon's true nature and culture is 4chan. He is an embodiment of the platforms ideas on politics, economics, dating, life, culture, media. The real world had been kicking his ass so hard that he decided to go livestream to reconnect with "his" people. Him getting trolled probably ruined him more than TSLA stock has this year, because it made him realize that nobody accepts him. He can go back to those places anonymously, but Elon Musk will never be accepted because those places don't really accept people. I think he disappears completely after a nervous breakdown or something, and we never hear from him again.

Thadlust

TSLA bears, we’re so back

TrophyWifeAspiration

Since TSLA is valued entirely on vibes, would be funny if CEO diligently waited until 9:35 to correct the record by tweet, and then, against all odds his stock dumped 20% because everyone miraculously and finally realized he’s just another snake oil salesman.

Aivoke_art

you know i'm a TSLA turbo bear so I love it but this news/reaction makes 0 sense to me why the fuck now? you should float that after a massive price drop, not after a surge, no?

karmapleaseclick

Without musk TSLA is a 20 Dollar stock, these people are morons

OrangMiskin

I should be the next TSLA CEO. I’m an autist, I can do it.

HND171

TSLA 228

Harvooost

TSLA BOARD: We should get a new CEO Musk: I'm back tho BOARD: OH nvm then

herious89

Taking TSLA to private at $50 🤣🤣

omigula

TSLA calls

DoubleFamous5751

Bye bye TSLA. Elon heading the ship has inflated its valuation. Now that there’s uncertainty around him being there… 

Affectionate-Tax9885

Elon moving on from TSLA CEO is a +10% day just from brand rehab

Impressive-Joke-3119

!Banbet TSLA 290 2d

Ambitious-Bit3507

TSLA green tmr

utitses

lmfaooo only -1.5% for TSLA on that news. shits hitting 300 EOW

Supreme_Regard

Shhh I don’t think TSLA bers read the story and I need the loss porn.

LetigiousBoobFart

dip already bought up. TSLA is a zombie stock

Jesseandtharippers

Not initially. It’s down overnight…. But I did buy a call at the end of market today. See what the morning brings. I’d bet it’s pretty red tomorrow. TSLA owners love Musk.

GoZukkYourself

That 🍉 rumor is old news. That's probably why TSLA isn't reacting that much to it.

Separate-Ad9315

Gains last week if youd like to know more send me a message TSLA 4/25 275C – +130.77% TSLA 4/25 280C – +100% WMT 2027 85C – +61.78% SPY 4/25 549C – +43.52% DAL 7/18 40C – +41.38% DIS 7/18 90C – +50.62% QQQ 4/24 465C – +76% TWLO 6/20 90C – +20% CAT 6/20 300C – +24% TSLA 4/25 265C – (-50%)

Impressive-Joke-3119

You do realize Elon doesn't personally run TSLA's algo's?

omigula

this TSLA stuff about replacing Musk is sus. their BOD is filled with loyalists including his own brother. me thinks this is a publicist action for Musk to to have reason to completely cut ties with the WH

Wows_Nightly_News

I'm so glad I'm not touching TSLA right now. 

rgbose

TSLA regarded energy is amazing.

Separate-Ad9315

Gains last week if youd like to know more send me a message TSLA 4/25 275C – +130.77% TSLA 4/25 280C – +100% WMT 2027 85C – +61.78% SPY 4/25 549C – +43.52% DAL 7/18 40C – +41.38% DIS 7/18 90C – +50.62% QQQ 4/24 465C – +76% TWLO 6/20 90C – +20% CAT 6/20 300C – +24% TSLA 4/25 265C – (-50%)

TopherBrennan

So apparently the search for a new TSLA CEO started "about a month ago" and the WSJ doesn't claim to know what's going on: >The current status of the succession planning couldn’t be determined. It is also unclear if Musk, himself a Tesla board member, was aware of the effort, or if his pledge to spend more time at Tesla has affected succession planning.

Ban_an_able

TSLA kicking Elonia to the curb = insanely bullish.

thrillho145

Replacing him would be a good thing for TSLA, no? 

stoneskipper18

The TSLA board restructures, and the stock goes up like 3x or better. We're on track.

theburnoutburner

!banbet TSLA 255 5d

GoZukkYourself

This TSLA news may be bullish or bearish, depending on what happens next ☝️🤓

MattCO34

Unless Elon or the BOD denies this story before market open…TSLA has to be down min 10% 5 mins after open. If they confirm it…down 50%

Mindless_Sea935

sharing some free knowledge Gains last week TSLA 4/25 275C – +130.77% TSLA 4/25 280C – +100% WMT 2027 85C – +61.78% SPY 4/25 549C – +43.52% DAL 7/18 40C – +41.38% DIS 7/18 90C – +50.62% QQQ 4/24 465C – +76% TWLO 6/20 90C – +20% CAT 6/20 300C – +24% TSLA 4/25 265C – (-50%)

Backhandslap88

TSLA calls. Board will pussy out by the morning and dispute it.

TopherBrennan

Regretting that I only live-posted about TSLA's earnings call to the daily thread rather than doing a proper write-up, because at the time I didn't think investors would be happy but now saying that just looks like hindsight.

whatislifebruh

Watch it pump because of the people who are bearish on TSLA because of Elon lol

Retaining-Wall

TSLA should declare bankruptcy. The stock would soar.

FitConsideration4961

Puts on TSLA. The board wants to get rid of Elon. Without Elon, the fan boys leave and Tesla becomes a regular car company and valuations will reflect that.

CandidAssistance4906

Moved w market just with the TSLA volitility we have all grown to love. It's still ripping faces off daily. Will continue to because its a MEME stock that people are NEVER selling lol

Orangeshoeman

After hours ended 97 mins ago. Most stock apps don’t track overnight but Robin Hood does so you can google Robin Hood overnight TSLA to view the current price

copingstoic

Buy TSLA calls as it dips. What else?

copingstoic

Him leaving TSLA is more bad news for federal employees, right?

Front-Difficult

Would spell the end, but it wouldn't be overnight. So much money in TSLA, so many investors with strong opinions to change, the correction would be gradual not instant.

Mcdaddy1994

Remember - TSLA is a 5000 stonk

maximuminimum

T-2hrs till fruits start showing up in here telling us if TSLA falls below xyz price then 🍉 has to sell his shares to cover for his twitter purchase

TopherBrennan

My Robinhood account value was down over 50% at one point from HODLing TSLA poots, but it turns out time in the market really does beat timing the market! 

beach_2_beach

Doesn’t he own ton of TSLA stocks?

isolated-cat

if Eloff leaving TSLA is bearish then there could be rotation expected from TSLA to DJT or 🌽. MAGA investors might flock to DJT or 🌽

RamenLife_

Without Elon there is no TSLA 

gaymossadist

I have a bad feeling that this TSLA "news" is a pump and dump, once Elon reinsures everyone that he is still committed to being CEO stock will pump beyond where it was for absolutely no reason beyond algos being algos. Doesn't Elon own like a majority or at least a plurality of the company anyways, I don't think there was any way they could oust him, they couldn't even vote down paying him 60 billion a few months ago.

cannythecat

I'm afraid that 🍈 is going to announce he's not leaving and then TSLA will gap up 10% and wipe out everybody's puts tomorrow

mbathrowaway241

The week I buy TSLA calls and NOT puts it drops not because of earnings but because of 🍈leaving which would be BETTER?? Yeah I’m out this game…

Valkorion335786

Elon leaving TSLA and TSLA going to 400 that same day would be so fun tbh 

Street-Badger

Trevor Milton is the new TSLA CEO?

omigula

please mkts open up +2% and TSLA down -10%. please god. I don’t ask you for much

noname_SU

it sounds like TSLA looking for a new CEO is old news, this happened like a month ago which is what resulted in Elon saying he's stepping back from DOGE.

King-Doge-VII

Imagine thinking hes leaving TSLA lmao you guys actually believe memes and buzzfeed type shit 💀💀💀

LukesBendingOver

Told you fuckers about TSLA. Tsla 240p for June next year is an absolute printing ticket

RampantPrototyping

In this market, Im surprised that SPY and PLTR both finished green but TSLA somehow didnt

HighwayExotic2808

The fact that all of wsb is about to become TSLA bers makes me nervous…no way this isn’t a trap, right?

StocksStormTrooper

Musk is TSLA, TSLA is Musk, w/o Musk TSLA is nothing, w/o Musk TSLA is a $50 stock

diefy7321

Probably good for Elon to get out of TSLA. Should focus on SpaceX. If the board doesn’t have your back, then it’s time to bounce.

v4bj

Interesting didn't see that TSLA didn't pump much AH with Meta and Msft beat. Thanks.

Snoo56029

Elon gonna pull some shit out of his ass TSLA 300 EOW Ain’t no way he gonna let that comment fly!!

OkResponsibility2470

If TSLA is actually looking for a new CEO I’m going all in on puts. These regards only have the stock because of him. It’s the only way I can explain its price action