Another Bad Year for Tesla: Local Man's Explosion Prone Car Company WORST Performing Stock of 2024

[peddlestools]

Tesla is the worst-performing stock in the S&P 500 this year so far https://t.co/rHFluvjGsn
- Quartz (@qz) February 5, 2024
Elon Musk puts the poor in Standard & Poor's 500 list. That means they're doing worse than Boeing, a company who lost a PLANE DOOR midair and wheels on the tarmac

Comments

[supernature_971]

Elon's demise is around the corner LOL.

He's the next Lizzy Holmes.

[belle_chouette]

aw, is the house of cards finally crumbling

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[peddlestools]

i do not wish luck to the shareholders who remain. if tesla is highly dependent on their "technoking," elon needs to put down the ket* and log off

*ALLEGEDLY

[curlycutie016]

the question, if I want an electric car, can I have one that is dependent on a computer network?

I'm thinking like how my apple watch won't work if i don't do a software update, i don't want an electric car to act hte same way.

i want it to be like when i drive my toyta off the lot, i own it and as long as i keep it filled up, it will work for me.

[mwffj]

Network connectivity has nothing to do with an electric car functioning as a car. BMW recently got into a bit of a kerfluffle by putting heated seats behind a subscription on their gas cars: https://www.forbes.com/sites/alistaircharlton/2020/07/02/bmw-wants-to-charge-you-a-subscription-for-your-heated-seats/?sh=1396f2f83c64. It's more so that auto manufacturers are just making every car with some kind of operating system in it that controls virtually every facet of your vehicle

[peddlestools]

and i thought it was bad that my washing machine connects to the internet

[pseudonygma]

But what would a washing do with the internet?

I swear I'm not being snarky, I'm genuinely baffled and curious.

[ferelden]