Hey everybody Rob, now we're here and today we're going to be talking about some new details

on the Tesla Cybertruck from a newly released patent document.

We've also got news on Gigaburlin and Texas, a voluntary Tesla recall, an update from

Nitsa, and some possible new information on the Ford F-150 Lightning.

Tesla stock up and down throughout the day to day, but finishing down 9.10% to $625.22

and falling in the last half an hour of trading or so.

Tesla kind of followed the NASDAQ down during that same period, though the NASDAQ did still

manage to finish up 1.10% of a percent.

I did want to quickly comment to you on the final 10 minutes of trading yesterday since

we didn't really have much of an explanation for that yesterday.

For some reason this theory and article about Tesla being finally added to the S&P 500

ESG index was going around.

Despite the fact that that bump up happened in the final 10 minutes on that closing cross

trade, like the bump that we saw from the S&P 500 edition, back in December, yesterday's

movement had nothing to do with the S&P 500 ESG stuff.

That happened like a month ago, we had already talked about it.

The rebalance there was effective as of May 3rd and as we talked about back then, the

funds tracking that, while I do expect them to grow, are just extremely small right

now.

Again we went through this, but my best guess was that those funds in total only needed

to add about 45,000 shares, 0.01% of Tesla's float.

So even if that had been yesterday, which it most definitely was not, I still don't even

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