No, sensible investors will pull their funds from Tesla stock. If most of the company profit is given to CEO, then what do shareholders have to gain, especially when promises from the company keep getting broken. Only speculators will be left in the stock, waiting for the CEO next promise that may never materialise but enough to push the stock price up for profit taking
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ as usual, changing bitcoin holding accounting methods, saying a few words or promises, this is why we should always trade opposite facts if we want to win big money.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ when markets open on Monday, before the poor Q1 earnings report even released, we expect at least another 10% price drop and with target price of 140 one week later. There's no reason for the bulls to buy now when they could buy at a much cheaper price of 140 just a week later.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ the only buying opportunity is for the owner to buy up so that the rest of us can get rid of remaining Tesla shares before it hits the 140 price again.
$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ be careful, the CEO is selling his own companies stock, the sudden rebounce may just be due to whatever reasoning rating agencies want you to believe. Buy with care
Imagine the ppl he lay off are ppl who are actually generating revenue for the company, or are actually substantial shareholders. Maybe it's time for the man himself to step down instead, layoffs are never a good sign, it only shows how poor his strategic planning skills really are. All those recent news have no real substance.
Musk Lays off Tesla Senior Executives in Fresh Job Cuts, The Information Reports
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ seriously, any good company will not lay off a large number of employees in one go, give them the same serverence package no matter how many years they may have served. By becoming the CEO of so many companies, diluting the attention required on telsa, looking forward to the price hitting $100 again within the next one month to give a serious wake-up call.