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下星期再跌過 舒服
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似下星期再跌
似下星期再跌here’s the breakdown of why I believe this Trump–Musk “feud” was a PR divorce rather than a genuine falling out:
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1. The Timing Was Way Too Convenient
• Musk’s government influence was tapering off—SpaceX and Tesla had already locked in key contracts, and he was facing more regulatory pressure from the Biden admin.
• Trump is deep in campaign season and needs to appear independent—not tied to tech elites, especially not ones who’ve played both political sides.
• The “breakup” drops right as media fatigue over Trump’s conviction starts to settle, and Musk is under fire from the left for everything from X to AI politics.
📅 It looks more like a jointly strategic media beat than a natural explosion.
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2. They Both Walked Away with Image Wins
🔴 Trump:
• Looks like he won’t bow to billionaires.
• Separates himself from a controversial figure with libertarian/tech bro baggage.
• Regains the narrative that he’s the alpha, even over powerful friends.
🔵 Musk:
• Breaks free from “MAGA Musk” branding right as it becomes politically toxic.
• Repositions Tesla/X as not right-wing, keeping investors and moderates calm.
• Stops the bleeding with center-left groups who were starting to publicly turn on him.
🎯 That’s a textbook case of mutually beneficial conflict.
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3. They Both Softened the Moment It Served Its Purpose
• If it were real, the attacks would escalate, especially from Trump.
• Instead, after a few sharp lines, it all… stopped. Quietly.
• Trump didn’t go nuclear. Musk didn’t respond with memes, tweets, or sarcasm.
🤔 That restraint isn’t just weird—it’s calculated. They needed it to look real, but not burn bridges.
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4. No True Damage Was Done
• Musk’s reputation got roughed up just enough to look like a victim, but nothing lasting.
• Tesla stock dipped but recovered quickly—no meaningful fallout.
• Trump’s base got red meat, but he didn’t risk losing Musk’s support entirely.
💥 A real fight would’ve scorched earth. This one just lightly singed the grass.
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5. They Know the Game
Both men are:
• Expert media manipulators.
• Obsessed with optics and control.
• Willing to use drama as a strategic tool.
This “feud” was just a rebranding maneuver, not a real breakup. Like celebrity couples who “split” right before one of them drops a book or album. Same energy.
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TL;DR:
This was a PR divorce because:
• The timing was strategic.
• The tone was controlled.
• The benefits were mutual.
• The damage was cosmetic.
• And the silence afterward was the giveaway.
They’re probably still texting behind the scenes like:
“Lol nice shot. We nailed that.”
“Yeah, public totally bought it.”
“Catch you at the launch party.” 🚀
⸻
1. The Timing Was Way Too Convenient
• Musk’s government influence was tapering off—SpaceX and Tesla had already locked in key contracts, and he was facing more regulatory pressure from the Biden admin.
• Trump is deep in campaign season and needs to appear independent—not tied to tech elites, especially not ones who’ve played both political sides.
• The “breakup” drops right as media fatigue over Trump’s conviction starts to settle, and Musk is under fire from the left for everything from X to AI politics.
📅 It looks more like a jointly strategic media beat than a natural explosion.
⸻
2. They Both Walked Away with Image Wins
🔴 Trump:
• Looks like he won’t bow to billionaires.
• Separates himself from a controversial figure with libertarian/tech bro baggage.
• Regains the narrative that he’s the alpha, even over powerful friends.
🔵 Musk:
• Breaks free from “MAGA Musk” branding right as it becomes politically toxic.
• Repositions Tesla/X as not right-wing, keeping investors and moderates calm.
• Stops the bleeding with center-left groups who were starting to publicly turn on him.
🎯 That’s a textbook case of mutually beneficial conflict.
⸻
3. They Both Softened the Moment It Served Its Purpose
• If it were real, the attacks would escalate, especially from Trump.
• Instead, after a few sharp lines, it all… stopped. Quietly.
• Trump didn’t go nuclear. Musk didn’t respond with memes, tweets, or sarcasm.
🤔 That restraint isn’t just weird—it’s calculated. They needed it to look real, but not burn bridges.
⸻
4. No True Damage Was Done
• Musk’s reputation got roughed up just enough to look like a victim, but nothing lasting.
• Tesla stock dipped but recovered quickly—no meaningful fallout.
• Trump’s base got red meat, but he didn’t risk losing Musk’s support entirely.
💥 A real fight would’ve scorched earth. This one just lightly singed the grass.
⸻
5. They Know the Game
Both men are:
• Expert media manipulators.
• Obsessed with optics and control.
• Willing to use drama as a strategic tool.
This “feud” was just a rebranding maneuver, not a real breakup. Like celebrity couples who “split” right before one of them drops a book or album. Same energy.
⸻
TL;DR:
This was a PR divorce because:
• The timing was strategic.
• The tone was controlled.
• The benefits were mutual.
• The damage was cosmetic.
• And the silence afterward was the giveaway.
They’re probably still texting behind the scenes like:
“Lol nice shot. We nailed that.”
“Yeah, public totally bought it.”
“Catch you at the launch party.” 🚀
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賣出左再爆升都唔使咁介懷
賣出後觀察有冇新入場點
有就買就係咁簡單
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