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Trump-Musk Divorce, Game Over For Tesla?

Wall Street Millennial | September 24, 2025



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In this video we analyze the recent breakdown of the relationship between Elon Musk and President Trump. We look at what implications this may have for Musk’s companies Tesla and SpaceX.

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0:00 – 3:00 Intro
3:01 – 9:02 Post Election Narrative
9:03 Future Outlook

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  1. @StevieFQ

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    I have trouble seeing the US govt cancelling the contracts it has with SpaceX. If they were to give the contracts to another company the costs would massively balloon since SpaceX is the cheapest provider by far.
    The only way to save money here would be if they actually cancelled operations altogether which would mean an end to the US's space ambitions which I have trouble believing is a likely scenario.

  4. @Strobie_one

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    When considering testa as of 2025, the ONLY fundamentals to pay attention to are:

    1. Trump often says and does adversarial things at first, then almost always backs down – a fact that has unilaterally lead to his nick name on trading floors and in investment firms.

    2. Teslas problems mainly boil down to unrelated commentary of the CEO, and increasing competition in the market.

    3. Despite trumps assertions of canceling spaces contracts, it is actually not viable financially for him to do this, since NASA and other firms lack the technical and financial capability to fill orders that are imperative to gov operations.

    Furthermore it was trump who initiated a lot of the future contracts with his creation of space force, promises of a moon mission and also his bills that de-funded nasa.

    While trump is a complete idiot, his ego is as predictable as the tides. It will be a huge weakness play if he decided to cancel those.

    All in all I think trump and Elon are both window lickers when it comes to practically everything they say, and when it comes to politics and finance.

    I think that despite everything, it’s possible that tests and space X are most likely undervalued by the market only due to rhetoric, and not from any business pov.

    That said the double hit from trumps murdering of the USD, and his batt shit insane tariffs, will hurt Tesla and space x in the short term,

  6. @cttommy73

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    As many people said, Musk bringing up the whole plane thing with Trump, makes him look worst than Trump, because he literally supported the person he insinuated is bad by giving hundreds of millions while he benefited, and only had a problem when Trump cut money from him.

    Makes him worse than Trump.

  8. @fte6525

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    Canceling space X contracts won’t save government any money but they’d actually lose it. Based on past experience, NASA tasked Boeing sans SpaceX to develop a re-entry, reusable shuttle to ferry astronauts. Boeing spent over $4B and failed. Astronauts were stranded for 8 months. Tesla spent only $2B and refused them.

  15. @jean-francoisturcotte6275

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    Ketamine meets dementia.
    Two narcissistic-sociopath men-child picking up a schoolyard fight over social media, with hundred of billions hanging in the balance.

    If you needed any more proof that the United States are entering their terminal phase, there you go.

  18. @DaiTrang_gm2

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    In 2021 I told myself I’d get in early next cycle. This is it. Alaxio is everything I was waiting for: low cap, solid tokenomics, and utility people will actually use.

  22. @robertasviskupaitis9195

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    LOL. Going as far back as during and post covide elon said many times he would rather no one gets EV relieves, tax breaks or whatever, he doesn't need money so neigher should GM ford and so on. He definitely doesn't need the govements money, this at 1:30+ is just a blanket and a blatant LIE

  24. @xelefonte

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    You can’t make a video about Elon Musk without once mentioning ketamine. And what’s up with Wall Street Millennial, he sounds like he has a cold 🥶.

  28. @skyak4493

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    I have been a critic of Musk since his outrageous compensation package from Tesla, but I am in full agreement that it is an insult to the nation to run such a huge deficit. Elon did more in 3 months to cut spending than anyone in my lifetime, now Trump is blowing it all and more on tax cuts and spending? The damage from Republican deficit complacency alone will cost more in interest payments than Musk cut! Elon has every right to be pissed. I hope his candor prompts others to demand more from our leadership.

  35. @Quiet_Part_Outloud

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    This is not reality. Single drones aren't deployed by themselves. I question that this video is even real, or else these guys would have probably have been dead soon after – this would not have been the only drone that came through in that swarm, the pilot/fpv team would have known that the fiber optic cable got cut, they would know approximately where from the it got cut.

    And they would then know to look for these guys and neutralize them with the additional drones undoubtedly already in the air.

    Furthermore, to neutralize these individuals they would be able to use non-optical fiber wired drones because these gentlemen were not near the target where the ew defenses would be located.

  36. @tribalypredisposed

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    The steel and aluminum tariffs hurt Tesla in the US, but they hurt all the other automakers the same of more. I agree, i never saw what people thought Trump would do to help Tesla. Now Musk is making sure both sides of the political spectrum hate him and don't want to buy from Tesla in America, Europe sales are down over 50%, China sales down 15%, and the stock is up on autonomous coming very soon. But the success of Tesla robo taxis will ALSO depend on people not hating Tesla.

  37. @charlesmoss8119

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    I was always amazed that no matter what Tesla stock was priced as some mythical beast rather than a car company. From FSD to robo taxi there was massive hype and then endless waiting. Tesla is a good car company, its EV products seem near the best, but the valuations were always ridiculous.

  38. @craftwithcodewiz

    September 24, 2025 at 6:58 pm

    Thought Trump had matured from 1st term chaos but the shenanigans and insistence on utter and complete sycophancy are back in even greater force, with MAGA cheering on the destruction of USA.

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