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Elon Musk replied ““A bunch of sharks on Wall Street wanted Tesla to die very badly. I believe short-selling should be made illegal. It is a means for, in my opinion, bad people on Wall Street to steal money from investors. Not good.”
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Elon Musk replied ““A bunch of sharks on Wall Street wanted Tesla to die very badly. I believe short-selling should be made illegal. It is a means for, in my opinion, bad people on Wall Street to steal money from investors. Not good.”
$TSLAQ #Tesla #lawsuit
https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1616578340663574529
“Just because I tweet something does not mean people believe it or will act accordingly,” he said from the witness stand. Regarding Twitter’s character limit, he said, “I think you can absolutely be truthful but can you be comprehensive? Of course not.” $TSLAQ
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Musk tweeted on Aug. 7, 2018: “Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured.” He followed that with “Investor support is confirmed. Only reason why this is not certain is that it’s contingent on a shareholder vote.”
In the days after, Musk’s claim fell apart.
In the days after, Musk’s claim fell apart.
"Musk disclosed on Aug. 13, 2018, he had been in communication with the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund over the potential of taking the company private at a price that would value the company at more than $70 billion. But the post was far from definitive."
Tesla published a blog post from Musk on Aug. 24, '18, that he intended to keep Tesla public. “That said, my belief that there's more than enough funding to take Tesla private was reinforced during this process,” it read.
He lied, shareholders suffered.
He'll do it again. $TSLAQ
He lied, shareholders suffered.
He'll do it again. $TSLAQ
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