You're not focusing on foundational principles - you're looking at current status quo surface level/shallow consequences of decisions.
E.g. Low moderation making difficulty attracting revenue is because that's based on an ad revenue based model.
Tesla and SpaceX aren't high risk positions - both have been proven for years now.
You're concerned about his ability to multi-task because he's successfully turned Tesla into the most valuable company in the world, and at the same time lead SpaceX to probably the most valuable private company in the world?
I'd saw your analysis is at least a few degrees off.
Did you consider what will happen to your current stock value if the BOD doesn't sell to Elon, and if Elon then sells off his shares and starts a competitor and moves himself and others follow? Do you think Twitter is anywhere near an upward trajectory that will provide you a better return than the relative stagnant value the stock has had for awhile now?
E.g. Low moderation making difficulty attracting revenue is because that's based on an ad revenue based model.
Tesla and SpaceX aren't high risk positions - both have been proven for years now.
You're concerned about his ability to multi-task because he's successfully turned Tesla into the most valuable company in the world, and at the same time lead SpaceX to probably the most valuable private company in the world?
I'd saw your analysis is at least a few degrees off.
Did you consider what will happen to your current stock value if the BOD doesn't sell to Elon, and if Elon then sells off his shares and starts a competitor and moves himself and others follow? Do you think Twitter is anywhere near an upward trajectory that will provide you a better return than the relative stagnant value the stock has had for awhile now?