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  20. Tom Lloyd . You misunderstand what I said. I'm about to graduate with degrees in finance and statistics. I also perform financial research directly from Bloomberg terminals, company 10ks and manage my own portfolio year round. I appreciate your advice. But my point is that if you take a look at the financials of TSLA you will see the CEO walking away with over $1 billion of investor and tax payer money while the company struggles. All while Musk parades around from talk show to talk show about colonizing Mars and other absurd non-sense. If we visit Mars in our lifetime it will be done with robots- not humans. How can you honestly say he deserves the billions he will extract from TSLA when the company is not profitable? Where do you think that money comes from?? "Tesla previously has raised more than $4.5 billion in debt and equity offerings over the past six years. Since it raised $226 million in an initial public offering in June 2010, Tesla has gone back to the capital markets several times." http://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/20/tesla-raises-146b-in-stock-sale-at-a-lower-price-than-its-august-2015-sale-ifr.html To top it all off TSLA has no shortage of competitors doing the exact things that TSLA and its subsidiaries are doing. TSLA is a bubble and Musk is a con man. By the time its all done Musk would have profited billions without producing a profit. Its not his money when he is taking $4.5 billion+ from investors and taxpayers. The Wall Street Journal calls TSLA a "tax payer-backed business model" after receiving billions in subsidies. http://www.wsj.com/articles/elon-musks-subsidy-aggregation-1466638430 There is nothing special about Musk or TSLA. Anyone that can't see that Musk is a con man is delusional and should not be involved in investment decisions.
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