@Croesus_BTC Disagree with this thesis. Let's wait and see. Entire Saylor experiment flawed as can't create dividends out of capital appreciation on an asset that's not a business. Getting found out now,
@Timboo Musk got Nasdaq to change rules for fast track inclusion, as well a free float multiplier. Lock ups so staggered, none now, the float too small and can't trade based on fundamentals. Only the Greenshoe and new IPO holders can trade. The demand going to exceed supply
@Timboo Add traded options and levered ETF's to that as well as all the hangers on like Cathy ARKK and you've got lift off ๐๐.... only question is do regulators allow this to continue or do they step in
@DrDavidKass The only thing you missing is that Musk is the master of float. Supply and demand of equities not driven anymore by fundamentals but rather by controlling the register, understanding the passive demand and ensuring the supply stays controlled. ๐๐๐
@Handre Not entirely true. but close. You can make sure the 30% goes to those who really need it. You can control the process with real philanthropy. Not to say BEE shouldn't be scrapped, but while it's here use it to the best of its ability.
@Siddels1000 To add to that very philanthropic, and great at giving back to South Africa and all communities within, unlike many of the other S.A. expats who made their money offshore and have forgotten their country.
I love you South Africa! ๐ฟ๐ฆโค๏ธ
What an honor it was to win in front of the most incredible fans. You guys made my first experience in South Africa unforgettable!
The game is trending and Iโm excited for the next couple of weeks! #backtoback
Much love
Elon Musk on Optimus: if Tesla were making a billion of these a year at scale.. maybe it would be $30k each, I'm just guessing.. thatโs $30 trillion in revenue.
10x sales is $300 trillions market cap potential, $TSLA is cheap ๐
@cjpraat@the_gregdavies If an EGM is called and the transaction voted down there could be massive contractual liabilities . It's a category 2 transaction so it's not subject to shareholders vote, but rather just regulatory approvals. Unfortunately I believe there isn't an easy way out.
South African Retailers have failed countless times overseas and given the financial history of this acquisition target, Mr Price at least owes its shareholders a detailed explanation before proceeding with the transaction. Our letter to the board: