Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again. So today we are going to talk about

Elon Musk becoming the biggest loser of wealth ever.

Reporting has come out that suggests he's lost a couple hundred billion dollars and

that it has crossed the point and he has now lost more wealth than any other person.

Now that in and of itself it is what it is that that alone the only real commentary there is somebody can lose a couple hundred billion dollars and still be one of the richest people on the planet.

That might indicate a systemic wide failure, but this news has prompted a couple of people to ask a question and that's is this the effect of go-fash no cash

Because since he bought Twitter there has been the perception that he is openly aligning

with the far right.

So is this go-fash no cash? Yes, but also no. It's not entirely that. In fact, I don't even know that

that's the majority of it yet. So part of it, a big part, maybe the

majority I didn't actually do the numbers, but I would guess that this is most of it, has to do with the fact that he is a genius

just not the kind that people think.

Musk is a marketing genius.

He really is. It doesn't matter if you don't like him. He's really good at that.

This led to Tesla being valued at like around a trillion dollars.

There was a point in time where Tesla was valued at more than all the other big carmakers combined.

At some point people started to question whether or not that valuation was the right amount,

whether or not the company itself really was worth that much and when they started to question that the

stock started to decline. This happened before the Twitter buy. So it started going down prior and that's just a normal

correction. Then you have what happened with Twitter. He bought

Twitter in the process of this he winds up selling a bunch of Tesla stock which didn't help at stock price, which further deflated the value

and his wealth.

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