Tesla's Third Largest Shareholder Calls For the Ouster of Elon Musk as CEO
Source: The Observer
Elon abandoned Tesla and Tesla has no working CEO, Leo tweeted on Dec. 14. Tesla needs and deserves to have working full-time CEO.
Leo proposed Teslas board of directors appoint a professional manager, someone similar to Apple CEO Tim Cook, as Musks replacement.
Tesla is 19 years old, ranked 4th with 2.4 percent allocation in S&P, he said in another tweet. Elon was the proud father, Tesla has grown up. An executioner, Tim Cook-like is needed, not Elon.
Read more: https://observer.com/2022/12/koguan-leo-tesla-shareholder-oust-elon-musk/
FredGarvin
(488 posts)Isnt that enough?
Warpy
(111,433 posts)and look for somebody to blame if it starts to go down, no matter how much paper profit they still have.
That's the problem with exposing yourself as the average RWNJ new convert: petty, spiteful, mean spirited, and vengeful, all of which he's acting out over at Twitter.
That's got people at all his companies spooked and especially the BODs and shareholders.
It might be unfair, but the contagion is spreading. Elon needs an intervention or the fall will be downright Shakespearean.
FredGarvin
(488 posts)Got stung badly on that one
SouthernDem4ever
(6,617 posts)Even though that would be his dream to shut up his detractors. He just loves owning twitter outright with no one to answer to.
Bucky
(54,094 posts)Dumping Musk would be a great first step in restoring their market price. He's acting like Putin, persisting in a horrible strategy that leads to organizational catastrophe, win any reasonable adult would know exactly how to shape up and turn it around.
uncle ray
(3,157 posts)TSLA has not exactly been on the way to the moon this year.
Yavin4
(35,454 posts)Their stock price reflected their first in the market position similar to Netflix which will share the same fate. With competition, they will whither slowly away.
Musk knows this and that's one of the reasons why he jumped on Twitter.
TSLA leads the EV marketplace in technology and continues to dominate its competitors in sales.
No one is even close
Yavin4
(35,454 posts)Tesla had the field to themselves for a while, but now all other autos are in the game. They will catch up.
FredGarvin
(488 posts)Ford and GM management is even worse than TSLA.
The Chinese are the ones who will eventually steal the show in the US marketplace.
Give it a few years...
US based automakers are way behind the curve
GreenWave
(6,812 posts)I got my eyes set on you!
brooklynite
(94,935 posts)Higher priced products with greater innovation. Apple can still turn great profits despite competition from much cheaper PCs and tech on the market. The difference being, they hire talented staff who focus on the job at hand.
moonshinegnomie
(2,505 posts)DoBotherMe
(2,340 posts)yardwork
(61,771 posts)Musk has a history of riding high on hype and not listening to engineers. In fact, his habit of demonizing anyone who disagrees with him is long standing. He will destroy all his companies with his erratic behavior and poor judgment.
Dorian Gray
(13,517 posts)and TSLA won't be the only game.
It's still overvalued for an automobile company. (Even one as tech based as TSLA.)
patricia92243
(12,607 posts)FredGarvin
(488 posts)Quixote1818
(29,017 posts)stocks he had unfortunately.
NullTuples
(6,017 posts)From a recent KoGuan Leo tweet:
"Vanguard now owns nearly 60% more Tesla stock than a year ago. BlackRock is aggressively adding Tesla shares. Its number of shares held is up nearly 46% in two years' time."
I'd love to know if they shorted it.
Annnd, I just realized: these could be margin calls where he's forced to buy the stock because he's crashed the price.
W T F
(1,149 posts)Response to brooklynite (Original post)
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