Maxii
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A dark day, the man is a snake
https://www.newsweek.com/elon-musk-donald-trump-supporter-twitter-1697979Musks politics for the most part are ambiguous but you can be confident he is a business first conservative who is from an apartheid background. Has he ever openly supported Trump? Im not sure but I wouldnt be shocked to see cheeto jesus back on
Because Musk needs cash to buy Twitter, which means he will deviate resources from Tesla. It was expected and bound to get a hit as soon as news broke.I don't understand why?
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I swear there’s a few times he’s slashed the value of his own company with his impulsive tweetsIt’s been quite the opposite for Tesla, they still sell hardly any cars in comparison to VW, Ford, Toyota, yet the loose canon’s antics have their valuation up to 35% of the entire market cap. It’s utterly insane.
He’s been great for investors.
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If being woke means denouncing what the feck goes wrong towards minorities and the weak out there, then I have nothing to apologize about, especially towards a privileged asshole whose family grew up richer on the back of the poor during the worst of Apartheid.Musk, the saviour we didn't know we needed in the culture war.
Twitter is not fit for purpose. It’s the Wild West run by woke youngsters with too much power – Elon Musk will fix it
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/18384052/twitter-not-fit-for-purpose-woke-elon-musk/
Pretty sure that's a joke.
That is already one fecked up decision.
I don't think he is is he? Seeing as he said he 'noticed it too'.I really had a low opinion of him, but using Tim Pool or Dave Rubin as reliable sources is beyond sad.
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Between this whole debacle and the global wellness community and Liverpool FC I have a lot of detesting to catch up on.
Well, the stock is at 48, and if this happens you will get 54 for it. And if he buys it, he is essentially buying every single stock of Twitter and putting it private, so you wouldn’t be able to buy it.Is it a good idea to buy shares in Twitter? Can you even buy shares in Twitter if he's privatising it?
about a year ago I think it was around $75 a share... and as recently as feb it was something like $35 a share - pretty volatile... do wonder why musk didnt launch a bid at $45 a share two months ago if hes such a geniusI definitely wouldn't buy Twitter stock if this doesn't go through (and obviously if it does then there will be no stocks to buy anyway). As far as I can tell, the general sentiment is that Twitter is about as valuable as it's going to get under the current leadership. The stock is more likely to go down than up.
So noWell, the stock is at 48, and if this happens you will get 54 for it. And if he buys it, he is essentially buying every single stock of Twitter and putting it private, so you wouldn’t be able to buy it.
It kinda depends. It is an easy opportunity to convert $48 to $54, but at the same time, if for whatever reasons this does not happen, then I expect a 30% drop.So no
Yeah well Im going by lthe if it drops I lose theoryIt kinda depends. It is an easy opportunity to convert $48 to $54, but at the same time, if for whatever reasons this does not happen, then I expect a 30% drop.
How could he buy if all his wealth is already tied up in Tesla stock and options ?He’s going to buy the dip. I expect that was his plan all along.
Ahh yes because if we've learnt anything since 2008 it's that the "conservatives" have not shifted ideologically at all.He's shit stirring but I kinda agree
Khrushchev's one mistake was not ending it all over Cuba.
Should also note that this feckstick likely includes unions, being sued for racial abuse in his factories, environmental regulations and taxation as "woke progressive" leaving him behindTweet
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If you’ve ever met an American conservative they would 100% believe they have not changed.surely the right has shifted further right than the left have moved left?
if we're talking about US politics anyway, which I assume is the case
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Must admit, I overlooked that part. Fair point.Ahh yes because if we've learnt anything since 2008 it's that the "conservatives" have not shifted ideologically at all.