Analyst: Musk has 'hard sell' to jury in trial

(25 Jan 2023) Elon Musk returned to federal court to defend himself against a class-action lawsuit that alleges he misled Tesla shareholders with a tweet about an aborted buyout that the billionaire defiantly insisted Tuesday he could have pulled off, had he wanted. (Jan 24)

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[lalaslemon]

Imagine having a 'walking' helper in your life...someone to point you through your day.

[Machead]

I mean would you trust a billionaire??

[yuiopoli]

What connection does David Levine have to this case and why is he considered more qualified than others?

[peabody]

bodyguards were only guarding the side of the street they were standing on, and none were looking across the street??

[markthomas]

Not such an issue then, as it turned out!!

[carlrosenbaum]

You really didn't say much of why Elon musk was in court for so what happen why is he in court for ???? Lol

[cachecow]

It's not like that was the first or last time he tweeted or talked up stocks.
That's how he got stuck with twitter

[jnb]

He's not gonna see any punitive damages - he has too much money and too many Stans