Posted on 04/06/2022 4:28:21 AM PDT by Kaslin
What???
majority ??? How about largest?
I’m enjoying this.
That would require this ‘reporter’ to know what he was talking about.
He has now filed a 13 D because he is going to act more like Carl Icahn than Warren Buffett.
There are two interesting things from that 13 G. It was late and he did not include a typical certification that he did not intend to influence company.
I don’t know what to make of it. bad lawyers or just Musk poking SEC in the eye.
And for those that still don’t know how to read a 13g..look at the 13 D...do the math...and you will see he was late with the 13G. Will the SEC go after him for that March 25th tweet. Maybe.
Btw..there is a discrepancy in number of shares owned between the two documents..so it appears he is already taking profit.
When this first came out I thought it was him just going to be a passive trolling investor..thus the 13G
But in reality this was probably a 13d manuever all along.
And he is playing games with the SEC. So now we wait and see what the SEC does about it.
He’ll need 51% ownership in a company composed of Leftists. Until that being the largest shareholder yet a non-leftist means he’s an antagonist to the cause.
But, Twitter + Starlink can circumvent government control of information exchange. So he’s got a good cause.
Pozner makes an interesting point about deference
The reality is that Musk is not a normal minority shareholder. Hedge funds and Musk make up more than 50 percent. The same Hedge funds that may have Tesla stock.
Musk will have a lot of clout. Will be interesting to see if he tries to get rid of the CEO. I really believe Dorsey was forced out behind the scenes..and so can his replacement
I’ll believe it when Trump is reinstated on twatter.
Babylon bee guy says musk asked him if he had been suspended before the poll musk tweeted.. and said he might have to buy twitter
Seeing some tweets theorizing they only put Musk on the board to try to keep him from gaining control of the company via the limit on shares
Heard on wcbm that he is a member of the board or chair, regardless, he has no say on policy because of his appointment, according to the host on wcbm.
9% is what he owns. Not exactly the controlling share.
I heard Blackrock owns 9.3% interest in Twitter. Musk may not have controlling interest, but he has a lot of clout all of a sudden on the board of directors. If he holds to form, he will be preasuring them to let Trump back on the platform if nothing else than to help raise the public’s waning opinion of Twitter back into the realm of appearing fair and balanced.
Everyone is saying this but I have not seen Elon Musk say it. Remains to be seen. Personally, I don’t think so. No evidence to this whatsoever.
Elon M. is the #1 holder of shares...Blackrock is #4:
https://twitter.com/timsteno/status/1510990233814417415?s=20&t=paJfrObbrajlCkJlLo-TqQ
Elon’s move has CRUSHED Trump and his DWAC partners. Stock down 40% in past week. Trump’s social media strategy is as an alternative to “cancel culture.” If he is uncanceled, why use Truth Social?
Jack Dorsey founded the thing. How can he no longer be in the top 10?
@Jack is still at #8...I think he sold a bunch of shares before the Twitter stock price tanked over the last year.
https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/TWTR?qsearchterm=twitter
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