For years, Tesla CEO Elon Musk has had an uncanny ability to bend the stock market with little more than a promise, some vague gesturing — and maybe a tweet. His superpower? Conviction. That steely-eyed certainty that whatever he was pitching — electric semis, self-driving cars, robot butlers — wasn’t just coming. It was coming
Mark Zuckerberg may see the world through AI-powered Ray-Bans, but Wall Street just sees it through his company’s ad dollars. And while he’s trying to look beyond the feed to a future with talking glasses and immersive virtual worlds, investors are hoping he’ll stick with what his company does best. The Meta CEO continues to deliver
shannonigans 