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Good catch- His clue to us:In all seriousness; This is probably NOT Tesla related but my fear has always been that Space X buys Tesla and takes it private.
Now I understand why Wheeler is leaving.
...in a tweet about a non-publicly-traded company. More than interesting--byzantine!Market sensitive timing. Interesting
...in a tweet about a non-publicly-traded company. More than interesting--byzantine!
Man, this is what scares the heck out of me - disappointed Tesla owners. It seems there's an ongoing issue with supercharger speed and Tesla service.
Come on Elon, fix what is wrong before you release the III.
About the only thing I'm confident in saying about this announcement is that it is not SpaceX taking Tesla private.Watch for "stormy weather in Shortsville"
Elon Musk is capable of doing anything at any time with "Musk Industries".
This includes mergers and acquisitions, capital raises, minority investments and the like...
Be short at your own risk. If your just a paid shill, just keep it up. You have no skin in the game and you help moderate SP.
Much thanks.
Market sensitive timing. Interesting
What exactly do you disagree with? I only posted a fact - you can't disagree with a fact - just click the dang link. It indeed is true. Or are you just saying you don't like the post because it doesn't fit with your narrative?
Forcing people to be part of his gamble will alienate many.
Sorry, but people working for Tesla are being forced to gamble. Of course they don't have to work for Tesla, but if they do they have no choice but to gamble. If Tesla does that, then they should value the stock options at zero until the proceeds are actually in people's pockets. And even then they can't predict the future -- you know the whole "past returns are no guarantee" thing.Nobody is being forced to gamble. Every employee had an opportunity to not submit a resume, not be interviewed, and not take a job. And last I knew, people were falling all over themselves to work at Tesla making your alienation comment a bunch of sugar.
Sorry, but people working for Tesla are being forced to gamble. Of course they don't have to work for Tesla, but if they do they have no choice but to gamble.
I suppose taking a minority stake in Tesla makes some sense though, right before Model 3 is about to launch TSLA into the stratosphere.
Sure. But the presumption will be that the workers didn't understand that there was a risk involved. It's not normal for there to be a risk related to stock price, at least not for line workers. The employment law and worker protection people will have lots of fun with that and Tesla will get in big trouble. It's pointless.If a person doesn't want to take the risk involved, don't apply for a job there and don't accept a job offer. Pretty simple. No forcing of anything involved.
Interesting. Enough of a stake to derisk and fund the Model 3 ramp without a capital raise? That would turn out to be a good ROI for SpaceX a few years down the line.
Is that possible/legal?
You should try to find something more intelligent than that to say. If you're going to be willfully obtuse, I can't help you.Blah, blah, blah, blah.
About SpaceX, I think it's this: "The U.S. Air Force says the demonstration of an automated safety system on last week’s Falcon 9 rocket launch will slash and costs and hasten turnarounds between missions" Auto-destruct system seen as a key to ramping up launch tempos – Spaceflight Now