If we had functioning financial regulators they would be looking at how Elon and the investment banks played hide the sausage by folding a Twitter that had crashing revenues into SpaceX so that the Twitter co-investors got paid back in full.
That's part of why SpaceX stock is struggling to gain any altitude. It's been a garbage dump. Elon is racing to fold Tesla into this soon to be flaming dumpster before the impact of being Putin's boy is fully factored into Tesla sales and share price.
>“It’s not hard to see why a vertically integrated company seems attractive,” he said. “Tesla robots linked by Starlink to xAI data centers for control and A.I. model training purposes would give SpaceX an end-to-end advantage that nobody else could replicate quickly.”
Anything is a vertical if you are willing to slop it up like this
Is that a direct quote? Reading it feels like a training simulator for blunt force head trauma. A car company is just like a . . low earth orbiter . . which is just like a server farm.
I mean, ok, I get what he's saying - trying to say. But the big things each of these units do, they're not related. It's not like a guy who makes antennas buying a television manufacturer. The "end to end" lacks ends.
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If we had functioning financial regulators they would be looking at how Elon and the investment banks played hide the sausage by folding a Twitter that had crashing revenues into SpaceX so that the Twitter co-investors got paid back in full.
That's part of why SpaceX stock is struggling to gain any altitude. It's been a garbage dump. Elon is racing to fold Tesla into this soon to be flaming dumpster before the impact of being Putin's boy is fully factored into Tesla sales and share price.
>“It’s not hard to see why a vertically integrated company seems attractive,” he said. “Tesla robots linked by Starlink to xAI data centers for control and A.I. model training purposes would give SpaceX an end-to-end advantage that nobody else could replicate quickly.”
Anything is a vertical if you are willing to slop it up like this
Is that a direct quote? Reading it feels like a training simulator for blunt force head trauma. A car company is just like a . . low earth orbiter . . which is just like a server farm.
I mean, ok, I get what he's saying - trying to say. But the big things each of these units do, they're not related. It's not like a guy who makes antennas buying a television manufacturer. The "end to end" lacks ends.
Feels like an attempt to keep the plates spinning a bit longer.