Elon Musk buys $3 billion stake (9.2%) in Twitter and is now the platform's largest shareholder

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You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

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You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

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You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

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Anonymous wrote:He’s burning down Twitter and Tesla and his credibility to please a few fascists.

oh it looks like Twitter is just fine considering you are copying tweets about how much Elon Musk sucks. People spend more time trashing Elon Musk in twitter than doing something that actually shows they are upset - like not sending tweets and people not copy/ pasting tweets

A narcissist bought a criticism factory. That doesn’t mean I need to leave.

No you don't need to leave. Instead you can stay and help the narcissist get richer. And he definitely would like it if you would complain about it on Twitter. Nothing would make him happier. The more engagement, the more active users, the more money he can generate. Remember those companies saying they were going to pull their ads. Seems they forgot all about that now...

Um, see the post right above yours? A lot of companies have pulled their ads. And my eyeballs don’t make him any money. I don’t click on the ads I get either - they’ve been reduced to scam gold investing, novelty tshirts, Sistema Fedecredito in El Salvador, and of course Fox.

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Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Maybe has had some spare Dogecoin in a digital wallet on an old laptop.

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Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

They were holding $6.5 billion in leveraged loans. No way this was ever going to end well even before the Fed went rate hike crazy.

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Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

He won't. He wasn't stupid enough to risk that much of his own money.

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Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

He won't. He wasn't stupid enough to risk that much of his own money.

He's still going to take a bath when it goes bankrupt. From what I understand, he put something like $7B of his own money into it. But he's certainly not going to agree to put another $12B at risk.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

He won't. He wasn't stupid enough to risk that much of his own money.

He's still going to take a bath when it goes bankrupt. From what I understand, he put something like $7B of his own money into it. But he's certainly not going to agree to put another $12B at risk.

Musk leveraged his TSLA shares. He’s got no cash to put in the deal, either then or now.

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Mad respect for the fragile ego of the techbro yelling “I’m rich, b1tch” into a microphone at a Dave Chappelle concert while trying to drown out a chorus of boos.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

He won't. He wasn't stupid enough to risk that much of his own money.

He's still going to take a bath when it goes bankrupt. From what I understand, he put something like $7B of his own money into it. But he's certainly not going to agree to put another $12B at risk.

Musk leveraged his TSLA shares. He’s got no cash to put in the deal, either then or now.

He has sold $21B of tesla shares in 2021 and another $19B this year. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/08/elon-musk-sells-at-least-3point95-billion-worth-of-tesla-shares.html

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

He won't. He wasn't stupid enough to risk that much of his own money.

He's still going to take a bath when it goes bankrupt. From what I understand, he put something like $7B of his own money into it. But he's certainly not going to agree to put another $12B at risk.

Musk leveraged his TSLA shares. He’s got no cash to put in the deal, either then or now.

He has sold $21B of tesla shares in 2021 and another $19B this year. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/08/elon-musk-sells-at-least-3point95-billion-worth-of-tesla-shares.html

Flying around on private electric jets is expensive.

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Musk has faced billions in margin calls because Tesla stock has decreased by half this year.

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Anonymous wrote:Chappelle is getting more and more cringe. He’s high on his own supply.

He’s a great talent, but he’s fully bought into his own BS.

There is a fine line between making fun of leftwing activists going too far and becoming a right wing hack. He seems to be crossing that line recently

Dave Chapelle is a right-wing hack?

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Anonymous wrote:

You can’t lie on earnings calls. Performance metrics on this next warning call will be eye watering

Twitter is no longer publicly traded.

Ooops, duh.

How long will his backers take an L? His bank syndicate must be sh#tting their pants.

They are apparently trying to convert the loans to margin loans backed by Tesla stock. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-12-08/musk-bankers-mull-tesla-margin-loans-to-cut-risky-twitter-debt

Mindboggling how the lenders thought Musk would be able to generate enough new cashflow to pay another $1.2 bn a year. Greed is good.

They didn't. They thought they would just offload it all to a bunch of suckers. But that was before he spent months dragging Twitter through the mud trying to get out of the deal, and then a couple more months destroying its ad business after he bought it. Now they are freaking out that he's going to bankrupt the company and they'll be stuck with worthless debt. No idea why Musk would agree to convert these to margin loans.

He won't. He wasn't stupid enough to risk that much of his own money.

He's still going to take a bath when it goes bankrupt. From what I understand, he put something like $7B of his own money into it. But he's certainly not going to agree to put another $12B at risk.

Musk leveraged his TSLA shares. He’s got no cash to put in the deal, either then or now.

He has sold $21B of tesla shares in 2021 and another $19B this year. https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/08/elon-musk-sells-at-least-3point95-billion-worth-of-tesla-shares.html

Flying around on private electric jets is expensive.

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