I thought it would be more spectacular but that number is basically clickbait, it didn't even break $1000 so it's just getting a correction after a strong upward trend.
We’ll what does anyone expect when he biggest shareholder says they’re gonna sell their shares… could’ve been worse. Might well be if it comes to pass.
It drives money into the system, popularizes the markets, and also because it's probably hard to make a case in the current state of things. This is America, big corps get preference and grace. I'm not saying it's right, I'm just saying that's my assumption of how it is.
Strictly speaking, it’s not. He’s violated securities laws multiple times but seems to feel he’s immune to prosecution. Consider the recent “financing secured” tweet.[1]
The tweet doesn’t have material information about the company. Also, holding a poll about selling shares would probably be upheld as protected speech under the first amendment.
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[ 0.29 ms ] story [ 60.0 ms ] thread[1]: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/apr/26/tesla-elo...