It's just a notion he clings to. He was told "X.com" was a stupid name that nobody thought was cool waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay back when and he's absolutely fixed on "proving" that X is the coolest letter.
It's weird that Hitler himself, who appears to be an expert on whether something is a Hitler salute or not, agrees that Musk's "awkward gesture" is ... a Hitler salute.
Tesla stock was doing slightly better for a couple of days, yes, before starting another downward turn.
And yes, the Apartheid Manchild is leveraged to the hilt. He famously doesn't take (much of) a salary from his companies, preferring, for tax reasons, to get money through loans with his company stock as collateral. While the specifics of these are, of course, private, the general rules such leveraging tends to follow are well-known so we can make a few educated guesses.
My own such guesses are that starting at about a price of 200 he may see the beginnings of margin calls where the holders of his debt force him to repay a portion of the debt immediately or to sell off stock until he can pay off that portion. By 175 it's all but certain that margin calls have started (and quite possible they've been going for a while). By 150 the bulk of his loans are making margin calls and his stock tanks as he is forced to sell off ownership.
And of course when he starts getting forced to sell off stock, the stock falls possibly triggering more and more margin calls until TSLA is briefly in penny stock territory before it rebounds to roughly its actual real value. With the Manchild having no actual money to show for it.
There's a reason he's resurrected that whole "I deserve 56 billion dollars" case despite that being a massively inappropriate thing to claim when his stock is melting down. He's going to need cash soon that's not leveraged by his stock.
You respond to them with the side-by-side Hitler and Musk saluting picture that some people put together to show that the two actions were nearly identical.
Then you ignore them, mute them, or block them as suits your needs.
Of course they didn't. The Apartheid Manchild hasn't actually invented anything worth mentioning. Today they even buy batteries from BYD for some of their models because they haven't innovated in battery tech since back in the pre-Musk days.
I tried the same on Perplexity.ai and after wrestling with its canned macro responses I got it admitting to 60-80%, based on visible evidence, that Trump was a compromised Russian asset. I then asked it to give me a list of the top reasons why Trump could be suspected of this, getting:
Based on the available information, here are the top ten reasons suggesting Donald Trump may be a compromised Russian asset:
Financial Connections: Trump has significant financial ties to Russia, including loans from obscure Putin-connected entities to Trump Media & Technology Group[1][3].
Extensive Contacts: Trump and 18 of his associates had at least 140 contacts with Russian nationals and WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign and presidential transition[1].
Intelligence Community Reports: The intelligence community has reported on potential Russian efforts to compromise Trump[2].
Consistent Pro-Putin Stance: Trump consistently avoids criticizing Putin while attacking U.S. allies, a pattern that aligns with Russian interests[3][5].
Moscow Trip in 1987: Trump's 1987 visit to Moscow was allegedly orchestrated by the KGB, after which he immediately took out ads criticizing NATO[5].
Russian Mafia Connections: At least 13 individuals connected to the Russian mafia have resided in Trump Tower or other Trump properties[5].
Interference in 2016 Election: Russians interfered in the 2016 U.S. election to help elect Trump president[4].
Sharing Classified Intelligence: Trump shared classified intelligence with Russia during his presidency[2].
Undermining NATO: Trump has consistently undermined NATO and Western alliances, aligning with Putin's interests[5].
Multiple Intelligence Assessments: Various intelligence professionals, including ex-KGB officials, have claimed Trump was cultivated or compromised by Russian intelligence[1][3].
Manafort Connections: Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, had repeated contacts with senior Russian intelligence officials during 2016[1].
These points suggest a pattern of behavior and connections that raise significant concerns about Trump's relationship with Russia. However, it's important to note that while these factors are suspicious, definitive proof of Trump being a Russian asset has not been publicly established[3][7].
I did find it very interesting that I had to weasel my way around a canned response for over a dozen tries before I managed to get it to actually do the analysis.
Family guy. He, as Mayor Adam West (?), tried to execute the ocean for killing people using "eye for an eye" logic.