Donald Trump supporter and MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell sobbed to a judge that he is "in ruins" and cannot pay a court-ordered $50,000 fine. read more
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TSLA is now a meme stock. During the latest earnings call this week, in order to pump the stock, Musk once again made grand promises about upcoming revenue streams he KNOWS he can't deliver on:
- TSLA will have a MILLION robotaxis on the roads sometime next year. He promised exactly this in 2019
They don't even have self-driving software ready to go. Meanwhile, Waymo and others are already on the roads
- He will build these ONE MILLION robotaxis at the Austin Cybertruck plant
This is also a farcical concoction. The plant isn't capable of building a million Model Y's in a year. More like 5 years at capacity, if that
- He will build and sell hundreds of thousands of robots at $20-30,000 each. Again, ridiculous. Where's the market for those at that price and in those numbers.
Tesla sales are falling. Musk has destroyed the brand among the very customers he seeks. Rednecks drive pickups.
The ONLY reason they had any net revenues at all was because of the nearly $600,000,000 in carbon tax credits.