The choice has already been made. The Saudis helped with the purchase of twitter and Musk's actions have illustrated his intentions. Tesla will rebound either way, whether Musk is on the other side is the question.
It should happen. A shareholder suit will probably happen because Tesla's board is toothless. But nothing must happen that forces that choice.
A likely short term outcome is that Musk runs out of easy borrowing capacity, and that snowballs into worse terms on debts where Tesla shares have been pledged as collateral. Separately, since the LBO debt is backed by Twitter equity, the banks could end up owning Twitter.
What makes you think he is capable of stopping the shenanigans? Surely for so time now everyone around him who might have had his actual interests in mind has begged him repeatedly to stop making such a mess.
A very good point. Not even the FTC could stop his 420 madness. On the basis he can only move fast and break things at human scale doing it to four companies (Tesla, spacex, starlink and twitter) dilutes his maximum fuckuppery across all of them.
Musk is about as out of control as it gets and he has enough money to be able evade all of the normal checks and balances that society places on an individual.
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[ 27.6 ms ] story [ 50.3 ms ] threadA likely short term outcome is that Musk runs out of easy borrowing capacity, and that snowballs into worse terms on debts where Tesla shares have been pledged as collateral. Separately, since the LBO debt is backed by Twitter equity, the banks could end up owning Twitter.