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Doubtful, the recent SEC suit showed he still has first ammendment rights. Nothing in the tweet was material, it was stated as his opinion on the stock price.
https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.501755/gov.uscourts.nysd.501755.47.0.pdf
Seems like Musk defied the order to me.
People with a platform and a following should not give advice as if they were health care professionals IMO. This is a new virus that we do not understand fully and it will take time to know how it acts. The full story is not yet revealed.
I don't believe that's the measure of influence on a stock price. There are a number of order types that might have been automatically triggered, day trader or not. Effectively, this argument could be used about any public statement about stock, including his original "funding secured" tweet. Once it became clear it wasn't legitimate, the price equalized. So "if you weren't a day trader" you'd be fine. But it doesn't really matter - what matters is whether public comments have material impact on the price.
Thankfully I've never been a TSLA investor, so none of this directly influences me.
What has Apple really done this last decade other than just upgrade the iPhone?
I like Tim Cook but really Apple seems quite stagnant. Hopefully that changes. And I own some AAPL.
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Yup... the SEC is gunning for him.
Tweeting about the stock was not a great idea, however, his comments on personal Freedom and Liberty are spot on.
Yup... the SEC is gunning for him.
Tweeting about the stock was not a great idea, however, his comments on personal Freedom and Liberty are spot on.
The stock price tweet will get him in trouble because he didn't have it reviewed by the internal reviewers that he agreed to use for such tweets.
Company financial condition ... to start.
I'm not a financier, but 'stock too high' from the head of the co. Carries more weight than John Smith stockholder's opinion. Worrisome.
I'm disappointed in his free Cali talk. Without a deadly virus, telling people to stay home would violate rights, however this is a public health emergency and our laws allow extraordinary measures. I guess some folks think they are superior beings who won't be touched by illness from covid.. Good luck with that! I'll tell the virus to stay away and I'm sure it will.
Everyone stay safe and stay healthy. 6 feet apart not 6 feet under.
I'm not a financier, but 'stock too high' from the head of the co. Carries more weight than John Smith stockholder's opinion. Worrisome.
I'm disappointed in his free Cali talk. Without a deadly virus, telling people to stay home would violate rights, however this is a public health emergency and our laws allow extraordinary measures. I guess some folks think they are superior beings who won't be touched by illness from covid.. Good luck with that! I'll tell the virus to stay away and I'm sure it will.
Everyone stay safe and stay healthy. 6 feet apart not 6 feet under.
They did come out with the Apple Watch, but that was shortly after Steve Jobs died. Tim Cook is a good manager, but he's not an innovator. He and Jobs worked very well as a team because Jobs had the ideas and Cook's talent was making sure they happened logistically.
They still make a good product. Their hardware reliability is hard to beat and the only company better at battery management than Apple is Tesla.
Congratulations to the parents, commiserations to X Æ A-12.
Elon Musk and Grimes confirm baby name X Æ A-12
Elon Musk and Grimes confirm baby name X Æ A-12
The first few SR-71s were called the A-12 and they were built for the CIA. The Air Force commissioned a fighter version of the A-12 called the YF-12 that never made it past the prototype stage. The Air Force later ordered their own A-12s with some modifications and called them SR-71s.
Though it's confusing because McDonnell Douglas also proposed an attack aircraft called the A-12 Avenger II that was canceled before the prototype was built.
I really feel sorry for that kid.
Meh. At least it’s a boy and not a name that could be considered a girls name or named after a fruit like apple. He will also be going to that special school and the son of a real life Tony Stark. He’ll do fine. Well...unless it turns out like the relationship between Tony Stark and his father in the comics.
From what I have read, it will be pronounced “Ash” and just use the AE.
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