Hey everybody, Rob Mauer here, and welcome back to Tesla Daily, it has been a little

while, a little bit too long, I do apologize for the absence last week, had a lot of things

to take care of.

Those are getting into a much better spot now, so time is opening back up, hopefully

much more consistent from here on out.

But again, thank you for your patience, and it has been a relatively dramatic week, so

we've got a lot to go through here, we'll keep things relatively high level as we catch

up, and then get into this week as we go through the shareholder meeting tomorrow.

So first off, the stock, despite a lot of drama, only $3 lower than where we left off, so

nothing too crazy, and most of that coming today, half of it I guess, although the NASDAQ

today was up two thirds of a percent, Tesla down about 1%, closing it $166.35, as we

head into the shareholder meeting tomorrow, so just a real quick reminder, if you haven't

yet, pause this video right now, go and vote your shares.

I think there's four hours left for voting to get in, Tesla's got a guide online at, you

know, investor relations, ir.tessel.com, you can go check, it's right at the top, and

it shows you for your individual brokerage how you can go and vote your shares generally,

brokerages are sending out emails to link to that proxy material, but just go and make

sure to do that.

Retail has a huge chunk of Tesla ownership, and it's important for people to vote, some

things need votes to even go through, whether or not the ratio of the vote is a ratio that

would pass the thing, sometimes you need enough votes to do it.

So it's important to do that, you know, for the company that you have ownership in.

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