I phoned my broker up and preemptively told them to tender the shares, before getting any email. I don't know how the notification process is going for other shareholders; it might be rather slow for them to realize what's happening, actually.
If you have a twitter account, you should reply and point out that all four of those are wildly biased against Tesla.
Not worth millions but just looking at the company historically, it hovered between 4-6 dollars for years and only dropped to 2 the past 7-8 months, which means a lot of longs are getting burned by this deal.
Maxwell management has alluded to liquidity concerns, and has looked for other "white knights" without success. They have relatively few customers and high development costs; they are lacking economies of scale. It looks like they'd have to triple sales in order to make a net profit, though they do have 4 years to do it in before hitting a debt payment wall.
Prefer the seats in the Bolt. (Model 3 seats are VERY scooped.)
Can confirm. The delivery of my LR3 was scheduled for Wednesday this week and then got re-scheduled for tomorrow (March 30). Just got a phone call from my delivery center cancelling the appointment: apparently the car is still at Zeebrugge. No new date given yet.
Yes, down toward Peoria the coal plant stinks for many miles. Almost like they’re burning waste. Upstate suburban Chicago though is mostly nuclear. We’re basically 3 states. Chicago, the suburbs (who feel they find the rest of the state) and downstate, which thinks it gets the shaft. We’re politically corrupt and constitutionally bound to unsustainable pensions that are slowly bleeding the state dry. It’s a shame, we have good schools and metro area Chicagoans are great people. The city has closed its coal plants the last few years and the burbs are nuclear and more wind is being added.
