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Ok. Same thing they did when considering the buyout of Solar City.
This is really news? Whatever it takes to move the stock I guess. I'll take all I can get right now.
Thanks Jayjs20! Much appreciated and informative!
Joe F
Disruption is hard.
Capital idea.A bar in Reykjavík?
mekberg
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This article seems to ignore the fact that the buyout will not actually require 60B due to most investors rolling into private TSLA
Daddy Elon's Wild Ride is a real trip. If this was a roller coaster it would be banned from theme parks in 58 countries.
Zhelko Dimic
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I don't know how common is your scenario. Mine probably isn't either, except on this forum. Both wife and I have decent salaries. We both have decent RRSPs
I had some RRSP-s and then did over 7x in mine and 2.5x in my wife's.
Because of high marginal tax on our income, there is no effective way to scale back our RRSP until we retire, especially if investments continue doing well. I'm not gonna invest worse just to pay less tax
We could dabble with lending ourselves a mortgage, for second or commercial property, to initiate some transfer of wealth, many reasons against it.No problem. I was unsure on whether or not I wanted to stay in after it went private(assuming I can), but if Elon can mimic just a small fraction of SpaceX's success with Tesla, that's be more than amazing.
The big question these last two days, and the reason for the drop, is whether privatization will actually happen or not. There seems to be a lot of doubt right now in the market. Any action that suggests it will happen, however small, will jump the stock.
A bar in Reykjavík?
Hmm, there must be a fancy all-ice bar there, or is that just in northern Sweden?
Or that the float is 127, not 145 million. Unless they assume a bunch of insiders are getting out for some reason.
So, if they sell/cover every 5min, somebody has to buy each time. If the person who bought doesn't sell, I think that would result in the growth of short interest, which didn't change much in 3 days. Do they sell to each other? Old shorts covering, new ones selling?
Anybody know when TSLA filed an 8k for SCTY deal relative to the time it was first announced publicly? Might provide insight into whether the board feels compelled to file 8k now. And this is a much more fundamentally important issue to shareholders since it potentially directly affects the nature of their investment in TSLA.
Drinks on TT007?A bar in Reykjavík?
They can deffinately be selling to each other. One closing a position and one opening.
I do expect the firmly held share count is climbing also.
bdy0627
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Huh. So, it sounds like Elon might actually not be lying about this? So if I'm short the stock, now is probably a great time to consider covering? Or would it be better to hang on in case the stock drops further? Asking for a friend....
Ok what happen if this scenario comes, Tesla publicly declared to go private, I think they have no obligation to declare who is providing funding, most long term investor want to stay with Tesla so let’s assume Tesla has lined up big investor with 30 billions, Short sellers and Mr market doesn’t want to believe privatization will happen, Mr Elon tells their big investor you know what start buying stock in open market with aggrement from them not to sell, short sellers will stay in denial and big investor buying will push stock to $420, then panic start from short sellers and stock even go further up from $420.00, this would be a short burn of century.
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