Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable

[Drezil]

Proposal 1,4,5,6 went through, 2,3 had ~95% approval-rate but failed due to too few votes (less than 66% of outstanding shares voted)

 

[henchman24]

The share increase has (likely) been approved! Just gotta formally see it in the 8k now

 

[henchman24]

So we have to wait up to 4 business days for the 8-K filing to find out if the stock split may happen?

Not really… they can announce pending approval that will be official next week.

 

[mongo]

Yeah I saw that earlier this week. Note that the Hargreaves Lansdown notice was delivered AFTER the "Sharehold of Record" date for 2022 has passed, at which time they should know how many shares they hold, how many they expect to recieve from CREST, and how many dividend shares they will be required to distribute.

Are the $GOOG, $GOOGL, or $AMZN shares delayed at H/L? How about $AMC or $GME? Equal treatment?

That notice is the same notice that I downloaded Aug 31, 2020.

 

[Beltsbear]

There should be a requirement that proposals come only from those who have held TSLA continuously for several years.

That is a low bar. You could pay someone $1000 to submit one then. It’s better to limit the time they can speak on them, and possibly limit highly similar proposals that are the same as one’s that failed already. Meaning no more child colbolt ones for two years etc.

 

[betstarship]

That slide

 

[UnknownSoldier]

I'm disappointed that they couldn't get enough votes to pass proposals 2 and 3, again. The American-style voter apathy extends to corporate governance as well apparently. Shareholders need to vote their shares, it's an essential part of governance of a pubicly traded company. Sigh.

 

[bkp_duke]

Bingo card - Affirms 2022 50% Growth

 

[wipster]

Awesome!!!

 

[BigDawgz]

This is so awkward.

 

[Drezil]

Is this already "Elon rambles too long" for the bingo? .. or should i not be that strict? ..

 

[MP3Mike]

I'm disappointed that they couldn't get enough votes to pass proposals 2 and 3, again. The American-style voter apathy extends to corporate governance as well apparently. Shareholders need to vote their shares, it's an essential part of governance of a pubicly traded company. Sigh.

It isn't retail shareholders not voting, they don't hold more than 1/3rd of the shares. It has to be big institutional investors. (Or even Elon himself withholding votes, which I think is highly unlikely.)

 

[wipster]

Elon seems kinda pumped but laid back at the same time... exuding confidence.

 

[Cattledog]

This is great, graph of lifetime profitability = graph of mental pain!

 

[EVMeister]

This is so awkward.

First time you've heard Elon speak?

 

[elasalle]

Body lang .. Elon in a good mood.

 

[bkp_duke]

Is this already "Elon rambles too long" for the bingo? .. or should i not be that strict? ..

Has to qualify.

 

[Tommy O]

This is so awkward.

Was “someone complains about Elon’s public speaking ability even though he’s been awkward and everyone has known it for 1000 years” on the scorecard?

 

[NicoV]

There should be a requirement that proposals come only from those who have held TSLA continuously for several years.

And represent at least more shares than the average TMC’er owns.

 

[InTheShadows]

Ooh. Got my lame joke square X’d off now.