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All public now, backers should be purchasing at a discount to $420. 10 day requirement to disclose >5% share.
existing institutional investors.
I would assume they don't live in "Elon time".
It's obvious that financing comes from Silicon Valley.
Don TLR
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I'd rather be in the door than to try down the road considering what was mentioned earlier about SpaceX.
I delayed putting in a pool and using that cash to buy shares. I'd rather sit in the hot dirt now without one, knowing I'll be sipping cool drinks by it later on with a few shares tucked away..
I kind of feel the same. Tesla's in a good place right now, everything is getting on track, the SP was climbing quite nicely and we were all looking forward to profitable Q3 results.
But indeed, the constant BS from the media and the shorts must be very tiresome, hell it drives me nuts and I only own 0.0003% of the company.
But I think also being in the public eye is somewhat of an asset - "there's only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about".
Assuming, as an overseas investor, that I'll be able to join $TSLAP then I'll be a little concerned about the lack of liquidity, but I accept that it will also bring stability and absolutely stop me from any trading...
An 8K has a 4 business day filing requirement, not due till Monday.
Totally agree. Elon has a lot of very rich friends.
What is gray? Elon is trying to go private at 420, purchasing below that is a reasonable investment. People need to disclose a >5% share within 10 days.
Runarbt
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Runarbt
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he wrote it pretty clear. no need to ask again?
Names. If apple or google is on board.. you'd think sp would be 419 is a second. They cant buy now.. as it is not public knowledge.
Johan
Ex got M3 in the divorce, waiting for EU Model Y!
I think there's no more point talking any more about this, and also I'm expecting @Realist to point out the flaw(s) in my reasoning, but all of what I wrote and which relates to what you quoted is naturally all hinging on the deal going through. In other words, so long as it is true that there is a comittment from financers to buy shares at $420 on a particular date, which will coincide with the date where TSLA is delisted fra NASDAQ, and contingent on approval of the board and a shareholder vote to approve the deal then yes there is a guarantee that you will be able to sell your shares for $420, but there is no guarantee that someone with a short position will be able to buy shares for no more than $420 neither before that day nor on that day. That is all.
If all shares are recalled pre-vote, there is no 420 in play at all.
If all shares are not recalled pre-vote and it takes effect on the vote date, there are mno shares for shorts to cover with.
If all shares are not recalled pre-vote and the conversion date is after the vote, there is a n infinite buy order at 420 in play untill the coversion.
So shorts will need to buy on the open market, have no way to cover, or buy on the 420 floored open market.
It is following a yes vote. That has not happened yet, so there is opportunity/ risk.
During his Corporate Law class(es) on the '34 Act, Cramer must have been hung over from drinking cheap scotch on his linoleum floor the night before. There's more to it than "pump and dump." He's an entertaining, but superficial clown.
Runarbt
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it’s unlikely it will be an LBO
more likely it will be equity investors as bob pisanis article pointed out, along with morningstar and evercore isi, and loup ventures thoughts on the matter. which assumes a portion of the holders will convert to private equity, therefore 70-80bb won’t be needed in funding.
still, 20-40bb is a lot! does silicon venture cap and sovereign wealth have that appetite? maybe.
but it’s hard to keep speculating further until we see the S-4
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