Why Tesla stock goes up when Elon Musk misses his promises, and what it means for every investor holding a growth stock priced on a future that has not arrived yet.

In 2019 Marcus bought Tesla after Elon Musk promised one million fully autonomous robotaxis by the end of 2020. Seven years later the robotaxis have not arrived for ordinary consumers. And yet Marcus is still holding, and his investment has grown substantially.

How does a stock keep rising when the promises that drove the buy never arrived on schedule?

In this episode we cover the full achievement record, the complete FSD promise timeline, Battery Day, the Twitter acquisition decline, the Hardware 3 admission, the $139 billion pay package, the SpaceX IPO governance risk, and the one question every Tesla investor needs to answer right now.

Are you being paid to wait, or are you paying to wait?

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Why Tesla Stock Goes Up When Elon Musk Misses His Promises

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