At the risk of coming across as a Musk hater…again - he’s holding Telsa hostage. Seems like a solid example in corporate leadership.
When they say “Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely”, who does that apply to? Everyone, especially super geniuses with a superiority complex.
That may be an oversimplification. Larger shareholders are concerned about giving Musk more control and also concerned about the make-up of the BoD. When you make silly decisions, sometimes shareholders hold you accountable.
Geez, if Musk wouldn’t have had to sell his shares to buy Twitter, he’d almost have the 25% that he wants.
unless he has “25% control over the company” – something he doesn’t have right now – partly because he decided to sell tens of billions of dollars worth of Tesla shares to buy Twitter.
How do we translate this one - “Why should it have to be ME, out of all people, suffering the consequences from my ill-conceived and badly-managed adventures?”?
And yet people here are quoting him as saying “If you’re valuing Tesla as a car company, well that’s just the wrong framework.” But if he can just walk the AI out the door at his whim, then basically it’s “a car company.”
I don’t believe I’ve seen a greater corporate grift in my lifetime, and that includes Jack Welch, Bernie Madoff, and Elizabeth Holmes.
X is going to be a lot more toxic.
X is going to be a lot more anti-Semitic.
X is going to be a lot more polarizing.
X is going to be a lot more nauseating.
Being inundated by X garbage…chalk that up as another reason why people won’t use robotaxis.
Maybe not, maybe so…there are a lot of concerned shareholders out there. It will be interesting to see how the vote turns out.
I agree with the sentiment. I have a hard time rewarding someone who says he’s going to take his ball home if everyone doesn’t play his game. That’s not leadership.
No doubt Musk is a smart dude, his destructive tendencies are catching up with him.
Sure. Just like you will pay the ransom to get back your daughter who’s been kidnapped, but the idea that some people think it’s great *(ahem!) is almost as troubling as the miscreant parading around so proudly,
It is a negotiation. Musk is central to the plans. Yet you want no raise for him? After it was negotiated? That is a rug pull. No further negotiations. Why not?
I won’t repeat the numerous links to stories about shareholders, many of them quite large shareholders, that don’t feel it is great and have already voted against the pay package, but needless to state, you are incorrect in your assumption regarding the opinion of shareholders - even if the vote does goes in Musk’s favor.