u/templar7171

Please do not feel compelled to be specific, be as general as you'd like. And I am not a "bot" nor an LLM fiend. I am curious as to from what walks of life the mentality develops to be successful, or at least productively cognizant, at selling options.

For my own part, decades ago I got a master's degree in electrical engineering and most of the time I have been involved with digital communications/signal processing, later switching tack to Machine Learning as it also involves the stochastic process and information theory mindset and was a natural fit as an "in" thing to keep an older person relevant.

See subject -- the retail finance media is now saying Elon is worth something like 700B USD, whereas TSLA was at the same price approx 12 months ago and the number was more like 400B.

I thought the vast majority of Elon's fortune was concentrated in TSLA? Did the new monster pay package actually award him additional shares immediately? Just confused by the net worth discrepancy which exceeds the GDP of many nations and would appreciate insight from those more knowledgeable/attentive than I have been.