The buying process went smoothly, largely because Tesla released a new car today, which greatly increased market activity.
On the other hand, it was due to Musk, who often made outrageous statements, such as threatening to immigrate to Mars, and was hailed as the modern 'Iron Man'.
Regardless of whether it was good or bad, much like black traffic is also traffic, it at least ensured that Tesla wouldn't fade into obscurity in the financial market.
Near three o'clock, Lu Liang and his team bought another 880 million US dollars' worth of chips, and Tesla's stock price broke through 390 dollars.
"3.96%, continue to increase capital investment, no need to worry about exposure of the capital sources."
Lu Liang worried that delaying could cause problems; it was best to reach a circulating share ratio of 5% before the market closed at four in the morning, triggering the reporting threshold.
