"Musk will also be required to bring the company to $400bn in actual earnings (net profit )for four consecutive quarters. Tesla’s actual earnings for the third quarter of 2025 were $4.2bn, down 9% from the year prior."

So just need 100x growth in net profit. Easy.

When you have someone like this in a leadership position, gotta lock them down, can't risk losing them

"Musk described the Optimus robots, which have not gone into mass production, as the future of the company and of humanity. He reiterated a claim that it would be “the biggest product of all time”, and suggested they could be used in everything from healthcare to prisons.

“You now get a free Optimus and it’s just going to follow you around and stop you from doing crime,” Musk said. “You don’t have to put people in prisons and stuff. It’s really wild to think of the possibilities.”

Anonymous wrote:The public still gets to vote for this pay plan by boycotting the trash cars and divesting from the insanely overvalued 300 P/E.

Tesla stock is held up by its connection to the corrupt President who will be gone in 3 years or less.

And also from hiding in mutual funds

This.

Wait til more of Musk's children grow up and start publishing their tell alls.

I hope he tests the first manned Mars mission rocket.

What are the chances investors will profit?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you pack your board full of family, friends and sycophants...bad corporate governance all around.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/06/tesla-shareholders-musk-pay.html

Tesla said shareholders voted in favor of CEO Elon Musk’s almost $1 trillion pay plan, with 75% support among voting shares.

Board members recommended shareholders approve the pay plan, which they introduced in September. Top proxy advisors Glass Lewis and ISS recommended voting against it.

Results of the vote were announced on Thursday at the company’s annual shareholders meeting in Austin, Texas.

Here's a newsflash: Most corporate boards are like this.

I don’t see other companies approving trillion dollar pay packages. Tesla has limited value other than the Elon Musk “brand” and his shareholders are held hostage to his whims and unreasonable demands.

Nobody cares what you think.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you pack your board full of family, friends and sycophants...bad corporate governance all around.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/06/tesla-shareholders-musk-pay.html

Tesla said shareholders voted in favor of CEO Elon Musk’s almost $1 trillion pay plan, with 75% support among voting shares.

Board members recommended shareholders approve the pay plan, which they introduced in September. Top proxy advisors Glass Lewis and ISS recommended voting against it.

Results of the vote were announced on Thursday at the company’s annual shareholders meeting in Austin, Texas.

Here's a newsflash: Most corporate boards are like this.

I don’t see other companies approving trillion dollar pay packages. Tesla has limited value other than the Elon Musk “brand” and his shareholders are held hostage to his whims and unreasonable demands.

Shareholders can sell shares as tank the stock. This is a meme stick company, not a company that pays returns to its shareholders like an evil oil company doesn

Outrageous.

Musk is currently working on a project growing human brains. He wants to install these brains in his robots.

DCUM skews high intelligence. So think about that for a moment.

The public still gets to vote for this pay plan by boycotting the trash cars and divesting from the insanely overvalued 300 P/E.

Tesla stock is held up by its connection to the corrupt President who will be gone in 3 years or less.

And also from hiding in mutual funds

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you pack your board full of family, friends and sycophants...bad corporate governance all around.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/06/tesla-shareholders-musk-pay.html

Tesla said shareholders voted in favor of CEO Elon Musk’s almost $1 trillion pay plan, with 75% support among voting shares.

Board members recommended shareholders approve the pay plan, which they introduced in September. Top proxy advisors Glass Lewis and ISS recommended voting against it.

Results of the vote were announced on Thursday at the company’s annual shareholders meeting in Austin, Texas.

Here's a newsflash: Most corporate boards are like this.

I don’t see other companies approving trillion dollar pay packages. Tesla has limited value other than the Elon Musk “brand” and his shareholders are held hostage to his whims and unreasonable demands.

How fitting that it was approved during the week where 40 million Americans lost their food stamps. #American priorities

Anonymous wrote:This is what happens when you pack your board full of family, friends and sycophants...bad corporate governance all around.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/06/tesla-shareholders-musk-pay.html

Tesla said shareholders voted in favor of CEO Elon Musk’s almost $1 trillion pay plan, with 75% support among voting shares.

Board members recommended shareholders approve the pay plan, which they introduced in September. Top proxy advisors Glass Lewis and ISS recommended voting against it.

Results of the vote were announced on Thursday at the company’s annual shareholders meeting in Austin, Texas.

Here's a newsflash: Most corporate boards are like this.

Musk is so not worth it.

Would still NOT reach a trillion dollars.

IF you saved a million dollars a day, every day, since the birth of Jesus Christ, you still would reach a trillion dollars.

I am all for earning as much as possible, but this is beyond obscene.

This is what happens when you pack your board full of family, friends and sycophants...bad corporate governance all around.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/11/06/tesla-shareholders-musk-pay.html

Tesla said shareholders voted in favor of CEO Elon Musk’s almost $1 trillion pay plan, with 75% support among voting shares.

Board members recommended shareholders approve the pay plan, which they introduced in September. Top proxy advisors Glass Lewis and ISS recommended voting against it.

Results of the vote were announced on Thursday at the company’s annual shareholders meeting in Austin, Texas.