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$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ CEO Elon Musk sold shares worth $963.2 million on Thursday, as per filings made with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. 
Check out Musk's ongoing stock selling plan:
Today, Musk said he is 'thinking of' quitting his jobs and becoming an influencer after selling off more than $1billion of Tesla shares.
The Tesla CEO, 50, took to $Twitter (Delisted)(TWTR.US)$ on Thursday to ask his 65.8million followers what they thought of his idea to leave his roles and focus on social media instead.
"I'll coach u on how to get YouTube views!" —— a YouTube influencer replied to which Musk responded with a joined hands emoji.
Just a few days ago, Musk was spotted in a mohawk hairstyle which he claims he did himself.
During a conference call in January, Musk revealed that he would like having some "free time on his hands as opposed to just working day and night."
It would be nice to have a bit more free time on my hands as opposed to just working day and night, from when I wake up to when I go to sleep 7 days a week. Pretty intense."
—— Musk said.
Mooers, do you think Elon Musk actually wants to quit his job?
Source: MailOnline, SECTIONS, The Economic Times, ZeroHedge

Last year, Elon Musk, the world's second richest man made a pledge that he would own no houses one day.
One user bluntly asked the billionaire "why?" to which Musk responded with a simple "freedom."
Now, he has fulfilled his pledge.
Last week, Musk has sold his 'last remaining house' in Silicon Valley for $30 million, $7.5 million less than the original $37.5 million asking price when it was first listed in June.
He struggled to sell the home, listing it three times before finding a buyer. Now, Musk lives in a home he rents worth $50,000 in Boca Chica, Texas.
It is to mention that previously, Musk had said that he was selling almost all of his physical possessions to defuse criticism of his wealth.
While speaking to podcast host Joe Rogan, Musk said, "I think possessions kinda weigh you down. And they're kind of an attack vector. People say, 'Hey, billionaire, you got all this stuff.' 'Well, now I don't have the stuff — now what are you gonna do?''
Mooers, do you agree with what he said? Why do you think Musk sold all his masions?
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Source: Daily Mail, Mansion Global

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ CEO Elon Musk has a knack for selling weird gadgets that often have little to do with the company's main business. One example is a $50 "Cyberwhistle" a collectible whistle in the form of Tesla's Cybertruck, and it's already sold out.
$50 is a lot for a whistle, though it is a nice-looking whistle that at least has some relation to Tesla.
Musk might have seen the $19 Apple Cloth, though, and sensed a solid marketing angle.
Don't waste your money on that silly Apple Cloth, buy our whistle instead."
—— Musk tweeted. 
It appears to have worked, as the Cyberwhistle sold out just hours after going on sale. It looks like Tesla will restock it at some point, though, according to the Tesla store description. 
Today, Tesla launched a new EV —— a $1,900 'Cyberquad' for kids.
This 'MiniCyberquad' is available to purchase on Tesla's site for $1,900 — a steep price relative to your average Power Wheels, but the lowest-priced vehicle in Tesla's existing lineup by far. And the Cyberquad's materials are a cut above your average battery electric kid car, with a "full steel frame", along with cushioned seating and fully adjustable suspension.
Mooers, what do you think of 'Cyberwhistle' and 'MiniCyberquad'? Will you buy them?
Source: engadget, TechCrunch

In an email sent to SpaceX employees, Elon Musk addressed the 'crisis' of Starship Raptor engine production, and said the company could face a 'genuine risk of bankruptcy' if the company is unable to achieve a Starship flight rate of once every two weeks next year.
Starship is the massive, next-generation rocket SpaceX is developing to launch cargo and people on missions to the moon and Mars. The company is testing prototypes at a facility in southern Texas and has flown multiple short test flights. But to move to orbital launches, the rocket prototypes will need as many as 39 Raptor engines each – necessitating a sharp ramp in engine production.
Elon Musk is angry with the lack of progress SpaceX has made in developing the Raptor engines that power its Starship rocket. He described a dire situation the day after Thanksgiving in a companywide email.
The Raptor production crisis is much worse than it seemed a few weeks ago.”
—— Musk wrote.
Musk wrote in the email that he planned to take the long Thanksgiving holiday off. But, after discovering the Raptor situation, Musk said he would personally work on the engine production line through Friday night and into the weekend.
We need all hands on deck to recover from what is, quite frankly, a disaster."
—— Musk wrote.
Mooers, do you think whether or not Musk will guide SpaceX out of this mess?
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Source: SPACE EXPLORED, CNBC