Hey Elon, share 5 things you did last week to stop Tesla’s

Shareholders are turning on musk and feel that he almost forgot their attention

“Please share 5 things you’ve done for $TSLA shareholders this week.” This is just the beginning of a sharp message directly targeting Tesla CEO Elon Musk, not even the harshest part. Shareholders are frustrated as Tesla shares are worth about 23% this year. Now, it seems uneasy to be scattered outside the people with skins in the game.

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It is no surprise that shareholders are upset by the massive decline in valuation. However, it is obvious from their online answer that their goal is to hit Musk. Last week, he served as head of the newly founded Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), and he sent an email to federal employees asking them to share five things they did at work. Now, the shareholder is flipping the script and turning the same problem back to him.

Five-point Challenge

On X (formerly Twitter), multiple users responded to Musk, or summoned him directly: One user even paired their comments with a screenshot, showing Tesla stock was down $27.57 or 8.34% at that time of that day. This is far from the only one with the same language and media.

Another full read: “Please share 5 things you did for $TSLA shareholders this week. Or do you work remotely? Ask us all.” This chart comes with a chart showing Tesla’s share price since the beginning of the year and how it’s down $84.06 or 21.55%. The last point about remote work itself is also an exploration of Musk.

Morality and distant work

The Tesla boss publicly gathered those who worked remotely. He walked to a mistake that was actually morally out of reach. His argument is that there are a few people who can’t choose to work remotely, so no one should. That hasn’t stopped him from seemingly focusing more on the work of the Ministry of Efficiency in the Government than in recent weeks.

No matter what he does, his actions seem to have a greater impact on shareholders. according to independentEven Tesla employees are concerned about the potential long-term impact on the brand.

Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said the pressure could also get too much. “Investors are patient, but that starts to make the scale bigger and are weighing stocks and the brand issues related to Musk/Tesla,” he told Barron. “On Wall Street, perception becomes a reality.”

Even some celebrities have called for Musk to clearly lack attention to Tesla. Media tycoon David Portnoy “How far must TSLA stocks collapse before Elon returns to work?” He is not a person wondering if Musk’s attention can be spent on Tesla’s challenge better than his other careers.

As shareholders and analysts openly question his priorities, Musk may not only need smart tweets and philosophical debates to turn things around. At this point, Musk may save the dramatic revelation of serious Level 5 autonomous driving technology later this year.