Did Musk cook the books and mislead investors earlier this year now that he reveals he is performing mass firings at Tesla and warns of "weak" Q4 profits? Looks like a case of bait and switch to me.
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2019/01/elon-musk-announces-tesla-layoffs-warns-about-weak-q4-profits/
Of course he is cooking the books.
That's why his new CFO left straight away before he had to sign anything after seeing these "books".
What incentive is there not to cook the books?
Rare is the case that is timely uncovered, even rarer the one that is prosecuted, and then still it might only be a nominal (and meaningless) fine, especially if you are in cahoots with the overseeing authority.
Wait, isnt' $TSLA is a technology company, not a car company?
And they can't even get e-mail correct?
Everyone knows that customer support is supposed to just forward to a /dev/null black hole.
Customer support is overrated.
Elon Musk himself will answer all your questions if you tweet him.
“Tesla previously received quotes from Lishen, but did not proceed further. We have not signed any agreement of any kind with them,” a Tesla spokesperson said.
Lishen, for its part, has noted that there is no agreement between itself and Tesla for Gigafactory 3’s batteries, at least for now.
Is it April 1st already?
No but at Tesla it's Fool's day every day.