Tesla has been in the news more this week for the fact that Elon Musk personally acquired Twitter for $44 billion, rather than the Tesla results which were out just after we went to press last week, when Tesla produced 305,000 vehicles in the quarter and delivered 310,000, despite ongoing supply chain challenges and factory shutdowns. Most Musk watchers are this week trying to guess how Musk will re-direct Twitter, with many publications suggesting that Musk’s love of freedom of speech will have him open the platform more widely to right wing politicians, such as Donald Trump, and that his intervention will “spoil” the service, not improve it. Our feeling is that Musk rarely knowingly does anything to ruin investments.…