— even as they question the company's ability to hit its production goals for the second quarter.
Musk has been largely laying low on Twitter after reaching an agreement in April with federal securities regulators governing his social media use. On Monday, he claimed he was deleting his Twitter account before changing his profile picture to black and his Twitter handle to "Daddy DotCom," presumably in honor of Father's Day on Sunday.
"I think it takes risk out of the equation, I mean not just from the SEC situation but there's just so much more bad that could happen than good. From an investor perspective, the less that he talks on twitter the better," Ives said in an interview.over a February tweet that contained production forecasts — after Musk agreed not to share potentially market-moving information without the company's approval.
We all know he’s going to make things happen 🙌