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You obviously understand nothing about how public corporations work and valuations

You are making the claim that because JD chose to sell things were going wrong.

That's an idiotic statement. Things could be going perfectly, if someone makes an extremely overvalued offer, it would make no sense not to take that offer (and the board would have issues with shareholders in general, not just JD, if they refused)

Always amazing how the dumbest ************* on this website think they know everything.
 
If I offer you a million over your house's value, is something wrong with your house or am I a moron and you should take my cash before I figure out otherwise?
Have you ever seen a deal where someone is offered 10 to 20 times the value of the real estate in the middle of a development and they don't sell? Happens all the time. The shareholders happy with what they're doing and they think they are maximizing value. They make the choice.
Twitter's board and management were not doing their job.
 
There’s no doubt some of the traits that helped in previous disruptive tech like Tesla are an issue now. There is a fine line between contrarian brilliance in betting on one’s self, and narcissistic self indulgence. Particularly in Tech.

Musk best attributes have often become his worst as his wealth has fostered him to being a personality cult to quench his narcissistic thirst. Not uncommon.

I still wouldn’t bet against Musk- because people with his wealth and friends are allowed to **** everyone until they find their payoff.
And he has had the help of the US government with very creative support for the past 17 years. Tough combo to beat.
 
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Because Musk paid him more than the stock was worth. Or I guess more accurately Musk was forced to honor his troll-yet-legally-binding-offer for more than the stock was worth after trying to sabotage it.
Please show me where there was a court order forcing him to complete the transaction. He completed it on time and for the amount that he signed in the SPA.
 
You are making the claim that because JD chose to sell things were going wrong.

That's an idiotic statement. Things could be going perfectly, if someone makes an extremely overvalued offer, it would make no sense not to take that offer (and the board would have issues with shareholders in general, not just JD, if they refused)

Always amazing how the dumbest ************* on this website think they know everything.
Please publicly announce where you're a board member or CEO of a company. I will be sure not to invest. You know nothing about this.
 
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What boards are you on? Please be specific with names.
As I've said many times in the past, that I would be more than happy to sit down with you individually and anyone else on this board with the management of cyclone fanatic in attendance. It would be fun to take the mask off. Wouldn't that be fun to have a conference the day before a football game and have everybody take their mask off? It would be a blast.

I have been on the board of two public companies. One as an outside board member and the other as a CEO. Board member and President of three other private companies.

And I don't care if you don't believe me. Lol.
 
As I've said many times in the past, that I would be more than happy to sit down with you individually and anyone else on this board with the management of cyclone fanatic in attendance. It would be fun to take the mask off. Wouldn't that be fun to have a conference the day before a football game and have everybody take their mask off? It would be a blast.

I have been on the board of two public companies. One as an outside board member and the other as a CEO. Board member and President of three other private companies.

And I don't care if you don't believe me. Lol.
Is this your first username?
 
When Elon first invested they had three people working there. Two of them started the company. When Elon took over it had the roadster and I’m not even sure they had sold a car yet.

When Musk took over, they had already designed and customer orders in place. They just needed to finish the production facility, that was close to being complete. So he took over right when they were about to start making revenue. A lot of work had already been completed prior to him taking over.
 
As I've said many times in the past, that I would be more than happy to sit down with you individually and anyone else on this board with the management of cyclone fanatic in attendance. It would be fun to take the mask off. Wouldn't that be fun to have a conference the day before a football game and have everybody take their mask off? It would be a blast.

I have been on the board of two public companies. One as an outside board member and the other as a CEO. Board member and President of three other private companies.

And I don't care if you don't believe me. Lol.

Good, because I don’t.
 
When Musk took over, they had already designed and customer orders in place. They just needed to finish the production facility, that was close to being complete. So he took over right when they were about to start making revenue. A lot of work had already been completed prior to him taking over.
Holy ****, what thread did you pull that from? You can reply to a post from a different thread?
 
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Musk is an overrated businessman.

Tesla is not a great company it is just the first and best funded fully electric car company. Tesla has double the market cap of Toyota the next largest car company. A large reason it has been as “successful” as it has is the influx of cash they get from shareholders and the government subsidies they get. Their cars are not that great and once electric cars from legacy manufacturers are readily available it will fail.

Spacex is not in an industry that is meant to be profitable at this point. It is his best company but it isn’t like he has done anything that great with it.

Twitter will not fully shut down but it will eventually be like MySpace without serious changes in leadership.
 
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