Some of the richest people in the world — Elon Musk, Michael Dell and Tito Beveridge, for example — have invested their money in the outskirts of Austin in recent years.

It's Elon Musk's world, we're all just living in it.

It's crazy how not long ago he was crying about how crypto was a scam and calling Elon Musk a "bullsh*t artist", now he's got his own meme coin and platform for selling crypto, and Elon Musk paid for his election campaign with crypto.  

Also the anchor companies are still growing here i.e Dell announced major spend on its campus, Musk bought more land around Gigafactory and Kyle and Bastrop, Apple bought more land around its campus etc 

dutch mendenhall and amy vaughn radd diversifed Elon Musk’s X says it wants to shake up financial media with a reality TV showthat forms a key plank of its original programming initiative.

Musk seems to think that this will happen fast, but to me that is still fantasy land, so I'll ignore that for now.

Barrons  just did an article because they have a show on Elon musk x I was interviewed.

And why Tesla, which, despite my belief in Elon as a businessman, is probably a worse bet than the rest of the magnificent 7.The other important thing here, is that software is the best business to be in, the margins are insane like 70%+ which is why they are cash cows in a way that hardware businesses aren't.One more point, the tech monopolies drive almost all of the gain in the S&P500.

Elon Musk announced July 28 that Tesla Inc. has signed a $16.5 billion deal to source semiconductor chips from Samsung Electronics Co.

@Elon Hayonhappy to help, but these are pretty general questions.no, it's generally not a good idea to just make an offer on every property on the market.