Musk: My wealth depends on actual output, not speculation
PANews reported on December 30 that Elon Musk, in response to a post, stated that almost all of his "wealth" comes from shares in Tesla and SpaceX, and these shares only appreciate in value when the companies produce and deliver more products. He emphasized that his wealth growth is based on creating real value for the public, contrasting this with politicians like Bernie Sanders who he described as "only taking." He added that all Tesla and SpaceX shareholders (including employees) can share in the returns brought by the rising stock prices.
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