Elon Musk Selling Tesla to This Fellow Billionaire Makes Sense for Both Parties

Elon Musk should go knocking on the door of an Omaha billionaire. Markets are rocking, and could stay rocking.
Stocks quotes in this article: TSLA, BRK.A

Elon Musk should just sell Tesla (TSLA) to Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) billionaire Warren Buffett.

It makes sense for both parties. Musk could get paid and go about his business. Buffett could make a bet on the future of driving. Done.

Meanwhile, markets continue to be hot. They are likely to stay that way for now.

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