Elon Musk Wants His Money Back

Any brilliant business person wants to profit from his investment. Let’s talk.

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“Money corrupts, and it blurs judgment.” — Grace Ekpenyong.

When I was about 13 or 14, my mom asked me to return a monetary gift from one of our family friends. I wasn’t happy, but I returned it as demanded. In those days, children didn’t mess up with their parents.

Why do you think my mom asked me to return the money? Join the conversation below.

Who is Elon Musk?

Elon Musk is a businessman who wants dividends for all his investments. A wise business person looks away from their nose and plans for ten to twenty years of investment.

Look at this savvy businessman:

1. Musk bought X to gain power and have access to the masses. The people who sold Twitter to him were builders and paper pushers, not business people. What can they say now?
2. He lost money in X, but as a businessman, he kept investing and looked for a break.
3. Opportunity knocked, he invested in political campaigns, and the person won. He wants his money and profits back.

Is he wrong?