local time on November 18, Swedish TV reported that Tesla CEO Elon Musk was infected with the new crown pneumonia virus after visiting Sweden.
In early November, Tesla CEO Elon Musk landed at Skavsta Airport in Sweden in his private jet, and then went to Eskilstuna and Stora Sundby. ) The castle attends a private party. He himself said on Twitter that he contracted the new crown pneumonia virus during his stay in Sweden. But it should have been infected by another visiting American.
Musk also tweeted that he feels good, which only means a mild cold to him.
Earlier, Musk wrote in a tweet: “I got different results from different laboratories. Most likely, I was infected with moderate new coronary pneumonia. My symptom is a mild cold. Not surprising, because the new crown virus is also a kind of cold.” Last Thursday, Musk said that he used the same machine to conduct four rapid antigen tests. The results showed that he tested positive twice on the same day and tested twice. Negative.
Tesla soared 10%
However, due to a number of positive boosts, Tesla performed strongly in the US stocks last night, rising by more than 10%. In the past two trading days, Tesla's market value has risen by 500 billion yuan. On Monday, S&P Dow Jones Indices Co., Ltd. announced that Tesla will be included in the S&P 500 index. This is a major victory for Chief Executive Musk and his shareholders. On Wednesday, Tesla won the Big Three. The first overweight rating in more than a year. Driven by these good news, Tesla's stock price continues to rise.
Morgan Stanley said that it will upgrade Tesla's stock rating to buy, and the target price will be raised to $540, which is 11% upside from the current level; in a bull market scenario, the stock price will rise more than 100% from the current level. Space; Tesla’s business model is about to undergo a profound change, that is, the main source of income is gradually shifting from car sales to higher value-added software and services.
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