Musk played Trump for a chump

[SCantiGOP]

Stock prices for Tesla and Trump’s media company have both been slumping badly for several weeks. Tesla stock is down over 22% for the past month, and DJT down more than 42%.
When Trump agreed to appear on an interview last night on Twitter-X with Musk, Trump posted a promo about it on X, breaking his years-long pledge to only post on his own social media network.
The effect of Trump seemingly abandoning his forum in deference to the much bigger Musk platform? Approaching midday this morning, Tesla stock is up 3.8%, while Trump stock is down over 4%.
While both rich nepo babies are crazy, one actually understands how to make money with a company.

[Johnny2X2X]

1. Hilarious

Literally the only value Truth Social has is Trump posts there and if he would win in November he will make Truth Social the noffical US government platform for all communications. Him doing something on Twitter was stupid, if he was smart he'd have had Eolmo come to Douche Social.

[VMA131Marine]

2. DJT is still massively overvalued

But, I expect it will continue to hold some value until the election. Assuming Trump loses, it will become basically worthless.

[BoRaGard]

3. Suckers and Losers

You know what I mean

[getagrip_already]

4. What does tesla have to do with x?

Other than they are both stained by musk that is?

Musk didnt get good press from that event, he bungled a small livecast.

Not a tech success by any means.

If tesla went up, it was unrelated to the interview.

[SCantiGOP]

6. You're right

It’s a bit of a stretch, but I think there is some overlap between Tesla and X. And X is up today while DJT is down.

[bullimiami]

5. If that's. Musk. His ego is obviously bigger than any business sense he has.

In the end it’s likely that everything Elon built will crumble to shit.

[ZonkerHarris]

7. Trump stock posted a quarterly loss yesterday so that's why its down again.

[ProfessorPlum]

8. Musk's biggest actual skill seems to be stock manipulation

much of which is/should be illegal and would be pursued if we actually had a functioning SEC and the rule of law.