And suddenly he got "Daddy DotCom".
And suddenly he got "Daddy DotCom".
The share value of Tesla boosted momentum today after a somewhat troublesome start to the year, but there was no special Tesla news that led to the upswing - only a false announcement from the Tesla boss that he was going to delete Twitter.
Hinter to a record quarter
The increase of four percent is scarce compared to last week's reporting of a decline of 46 from the same time the year before, but it helps the company in the right direction along with last week's shareholder meeting where Tesla signaled that it is facing a record quarter in the number of deliveries and that the demand problems from some time ago were fictitious.
The change in the share price yesterday, however, was, as mentioned, only ruled by Musk's ramparts on Twitter, where he apparently has given the opinion that the shareholders do not want more unpredictable events and convictions from him on the social media. Before he announced the removal of his Twitter account, he gave a number of bizarre comments as well as changing his name on the service to "Daddy DotCom":
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Escalated fast
The reason that the situation at all took this turn was that Musk had previously published a drawing without giving the person behind this recognition, which he also refused to do when it was pointed out that he should.
Anyway - his Twitter account still looks as active as ever, and the Tesla boss has switched back to his real name.