Elon Musk has apologized.
On Wednesday, June 11, Musk posted on X that he regrets some of the posts he made last week about President Trump. The content of the posts was excessive.
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After Musk's statement, Tesla's U.S. stock surged in after-hours trading, currently up nearly 2%.
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In fact, according to a previous article from Wall Street Watch, earlier on Monday, Musk had already shown a conciliatory attitude. He retweeted Trump's post about the anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, supporting his criticism of the California governor and the Los Angeles mayor, and also retweeted Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance's condemnation of the riots, emphasizing that &#34;the president will not tolerate violence.&#34;
Trump also stated that he hopes to end the public dispute with Musk and promised to continue to keep Starlink services at the White House, saying he would not refuse dialogue if Musk reaches out

On Wednesday, June 11, Musk posted on X that he regretted some of the posts he made last week about President Trump. The content of the posts was too extreme. After Musk's statement, Tesla's U.S. stock surged in after-hours trading, currently up nearly 2%

- Elon Musk apologized for his posts about President Trump, expressing regret for their excessive nature.  
- Following Musk's statement, Tesla's stock rose nearly 2% in after-hours trading.  
- Earlier, Musk had shown a conciliatory stance by supporting Trump's criticisms of California officials and sharing a condemnation of violence from VP candidate JD Vance.

Musk bows his head in apology: regrets attacking Trump, said too much