In earlier articles by the New York Times, Tesla’s stock market value reportedly skyrocketed following Elon Musk’s tweets, which was later revealed as manipulation, resulting in a $40 million penalty. The recent article examines Musk’s recent tweeting habits, detailing that he mainly tweets about investment advice and executive moves, often discouraging selling by directors. Importantly, none of these tweets contained any substantial details, reinforcing the idea that they aim to sway markets and are typically incomplete disclosures. Investors are urged to exercise caution and seek further disclosure on social platforms to make informed decisions for their investments.
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