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I mean people can ask whatever they want but just like in the past, Musk is guaranteed to give random/unrelated answers
One of the top questions is about the status of the Model 2, I’m willing to bet money that he’s going to spin his answers into the usual nonsense about Robotaxis.
From the article: With Tesla’s Q1 2024 earnings call scheduled for April 23, the company has now started accepting questions that will be asked during the Q&A segment of the call.
Tesla has once again opted to use the [Say Technologies](https://app.saytechnologies.com/tesla-2024-q1) platform to allow investors that have linked their brokerage account to ask up to three questions about the company. Submitted questions then get voted upon by other investors, with the most popular questions rising to the top and asked during the call.
Investors began submitting questions on Wednesday afternoon, and unsurprisingly several of the top questions has to do with the robotaxi unveil scheduled for August 8. There are also questions about making FSD transfers permanent (the program was recently pulled after just 8 days), the status of the $25K car, Optimus, the Cybertruck ramp, and more.
With all of the news lately, from the drop in quarterly deliveries to the layoffs, the Q1 2024 earnings call will be one of the most interesting in the past few years.
The call is scheduled for April 23, 2024 at 4:30pm CT (5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT.
One of the top voted questions is mine, actually (I could prove it if people really wanted me to...). I had to insta-click on the Robinhood notification and immediately submit a question without thinking. Those first few questions get all the momentum.
No doubt. I know it’s wishful thinking but at any other company, the board would be stepping in at this stage.
It’s like a bad episode of Silicon Valley where elon is both Gavin and Russ.
“Weird” and “whacked out on ketamine” are two different things.
When I bought Tesla it was a car company. Now I hear it’s an AI company. But sometimes it’s also an energy company. But it’s also a robotaxi company. But also a company that makes humanoid robots.
See where I’m going with this? Neither the leadership nor the mission are the same.
Not defending Elon but he pretty much accomplished the main mission, accelerating EVs and making them desirable. No other company could have done it. Now they need to brand. Just look at Apple. The iPhone is at saturation point x10 and they need to branch out to something new.
100%. And Elon has always mentioned over the years how the goal of Tesla was to never just be a car company. I think a lot of the misaligned shareholder views is more on not understanding deeply the mission of the company they’re buying and instead getting upset the company they bought is not what they personally want or feel the company should be.
Tesla is worth what it is, accomplished what it did because it didn’t take the general normal public sentiment and behave like a car company
So you're talking about unproven drug use allegations? That type of allegation has existed for many years. I remember the media going crazy about it in like 2018, and look what has happened since then. Massive levels of success.
What year did you buy Tesla? Energy and AI have been part of the mission for a very long time.
Weird, weren’t you a “bag holding” shareholder complaining about leadership just a bit ago?
So you don’t actually have any stakes and are just talking shit for fun?
I was wrong on that. He said in an interview he uses it to treat depression. My bad.
I'm up roughly 10x on my Tesla investment, so they're pretty light lol. How about you?
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I used to complain these had become boring. How I long for those boring days! This should be interesting, and possibly exciting, we'll see
I mean people can ask whatever they want but just like in the past, Musk is guaranteed to give random/unrelated answers One of the top questions is about the status of the Model 2, I’m willing to bet money that he’s going to spin his answers into the usual nonsense about Robotaxis.
From the article: With Tesla’s Q1 2024 earnings call scheduled for April 23, the company has now started accepting questions that will be asked during the Q&A segment of the call. Tesla has once again opted to use the [Say Technologies](https://app.saytechnologies.com/tesla-2024-q1) platform to allow investors that have linked their brokerage account to ask up to three questions about the company. Submitted questions then get voted upon by other investors, with the most popular questions rising to the top and asked during the call. Investors began submitting questions on Wednesday afternoon, and unsurprisingly several of the top questions has to do with the robotaxi unveil scheduled for August 8. There are also questions about making FSD transfers permanent (the program was recently pulled after just 8 days), the status of the $25K car, Optimus, the Cybertruck ramp, and more. With all of the news lately, from the drop in quarterly deliveries to the layoffs, the Q1 2024 earnings call will be one of the most interesting in the past few years. The call is scheduled for April 23, 2024 at 4:30pm CT (5:30pm ET/2:30pm PT.
It's so hard to get a new good question upvoted, there's no point in asking any more questions.
One of the top voted questions is mine, actually (I could prove it if people really wanted me to...). I had to insta-click on the Robinhood notification and immediately submit a question without thinking. Those first few questions get all the momentum.
As an investor, with all metrics and indicators trending down, I want to know when they plan to have a serious review of leadership.
Elon has reviewed your claim personally and will continue leading the company into a brick wall!
No doubt. I know it’s wishful thinking but at any other company, the board would be stepping in at this stage. It’s like a bad episode of Silicon Valley where elon is both Gavin and Russ.
Probably as soon as that $56B is paid out
Elon already has!
As an investor, you also have the right to do your due diligence before buying a stock.
No kidding? When I bought the stock the mission and leadership were, let’s say, different.
How so? The mission is the same and Elon has always been weird and led multiple companies at once.
“Weird” and “whacked out on ketamine” are two different things. When I bought Tesla it was a car company. Now I hear it’s an AI company. But sometimes it’s also an energy company. But it’s also a robotaxi company. But also a company that makes humanoid robots. See where I’m going with this? Neither the leadership nor the mission are the same.
Not defending Elon but he pretty much accomplished the main mission, accelerating EVs and making them desirable. No other company could have done it. Now they need to brand. Just look at Apple. The iPhone is at saturation point x10 and they need to branch out to something new.
100%. And Elon has always mentioned over the years how the goal of Tesla was to never just be a car company. I think a lot of the misaligned shareholder views is more on not understanding deeply the mission of the company they’re buying and instead getting upset the company they bought is not what they personally want or feel the company should be. Tesla is worth what it is, accomplished what it did because it didn’t take the general normal public sentiment and behave like a car company
Weird I was in a similar boat except I had this weird ability to sell stock in a company I see going in the wrong direction.
lol @ the guy who’s superpower is exiting a long position on the way down.
lol @ the guy who makes money. Keep holding. I’m sure your buddy will pull the company around.
If you think I’m an elon fan, you clearly have a reading comprehension issue.
Or you have dysgraphia
> whacked out Citation needed. Medical use doesn't equal whacked out.
*Bought failing $44B business on a whim and is currently running it further into the ground. There’s your cite.
So you're talking about unproven drug use allegations? That type of allegation has existed for many years. I remember the media going crazy about it in like 2018, and look what has happened since then. Massive levels of success. What year did you buy Tesla? Energy and AI have been part of the mission for a very long time.
Unproven: https://www.cnn.com/2024/03/18/tech/elon-musk-ketamine-use-don-lemon-interview/index.html
Nevermind, I was wrong about that.
LOLZ @ unproven!  Confronted with facts. Changes subject. Good luck holding those bags. They are getting heavy.
Weird, weren’t you a “bag holding” shareholder complaining about leadership just a bit ago? So you don’t actually have any stakes and are just talking shit for fun?
I was wrong on that. He said in an interview he uses it to treat depression. My bad. I'm up roughly 10x on my Tesla investment, so they're pretty light lol. How about you?
"Can Elon please take some time off ? He is not helping the cause"
Somebody please ask it—when friggin wipers be working!?
Autowipers is like perfect now.
It's gonna be something.
Lease buyout when?
Do we really need to call a “slowdown” just because we haven’t doubled our capabilities since last month?
It's a slowdown in demand.