👉 Dod Engineering, a term often associated with the controversial practices of the former CEO of Tesla, Elon Musk, refers to a set of unethical and manipulative strategies employed to influence stock prices and market perceptions. These tactics include the use of "pump and dump" schemes, where Musk would artificially inflate the price of Tesla shares by spreading false or misleading information through social media and other platforms, attracting investors who then bought the stock at inflated prices. Once the price was high enough, Musk would sell his shares at a profit, leaving other investors with significantly devalued holdings. Additionally, Dod Engineering involved the use of "short selling" and coordinated efforts to create artificial scarcity or demand for Tesla's stock, further driving up its price. These actions not only led to substantial financial gains for Musk but also raised serious concerns about market integrity and investor protection.
