Ah, the AI business model...

Pretty sure this is illegal, you know, using one company to prop up another (the old “Enron” method)

Wish the US still I don’t know, had laws and whatnot

Sounds like some form of fraud.

Elon is running the biggest Ponzi in history, financing on financing and counting both as the total. Eventually he won't be able to keep shuffling assets around and counting both, they will all collapse with nothing left and everyone will be shocked pikachu despite it being obvious.

All valid criticism aside, 1000 is a pretty fathomable number.

It's been awhile since I took accounting, but this looks like they are setting up a transfer pricing fraud.

Fuck SpaceX too.

He literally already did something like this with tesla and solar city. There was a court case and everything but musk won so it's no suprise he's doing it again.

Unfathomable and 1000-2000 are quite different… especially when talking about 250,000

@technocrit Using taxpayer money that they're granted due to the outsourcing of government functions like NASA and communications to bail out their incompetent boss's other failing business which was initially built on tax credits supposedly created to address climate change. None of Musk's companies are profitable, they're just good at stealing from the mooks who run governments.

Nothing is based on supply and demand anymore. The "market" no longer makes corrections. It's all manipulatable fuckery and the elite still wants you to believe that the stock market is stable. The big bubble burst will be money, and how it's abused/misused, not AI.

Wash trading at its finest.

This is how Elon will make his pay package. Buy them from himself!

I failed to understand why Tesla shareholders thought that it would be a success. Everything about it is stupid. Far apart from any political situation that musk cause caused.

It made out of suspect material that is obviously going to corroded and accelerated rate thus causing them to have to do financially onerous repairs, it's a regulatory nightmare anywhere outside of the United States, it's demonstrably not a very good truck and thus has a very limited market, and it's unnecessarily heavy without offering any real benefits for that weight so it has terrible range. Oh and it has a tendency to get stuck in mud any deeper than one micron. What a wonderful product, why isn't everyone getting it?

~~Money laundering?~~ Stock boosting, same difference.

Playing games with the shareholders. Giving tesla a boost by paying for it with spacex.

That's a creative use for the state handout that he receives for spacex, propping up the shareholders.

Oroborous Economics

Fraud?

Straight up fraud

Are they gonna use them as ballast or dummy payload or what?

Anybody that even indirectly gives any resource to these companies is being had

A cybertruck bubble you say??

Calling it now, spacex will merge with Tesla to try hit the valuation for Musks pay package

From one pocket to another...

He only gets his reinstated absurdly large Tesla bonus if Tesla does really well.

What can be better for profits than selling a bunch of cybertrucks? (Even if it is to himself.)