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Market has been proving you wrong for months.....
Sorry!
He has been waiting over 10 years for this CEO to get off of his arse. If he is getting tired of the BS, then the 'Fat Lady' is warming up.
Your post claimed TSLA has not diluted like Ford. It took Ford 100+ years to get to 3.4 Billion, TSLA is on pace for less than half that time.
Share count was ~514m at the time to which that post refers. So 57.5% increase, not 'unchanged'.
TSLA has increased their shares outstanding every year.
https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/TSLA/tesla/shares-outstanding
https://ycharts.com/companies/TSLA/shares_outstanding
Roughly a 45% increase since 2015....
That is what I understand as well.
And it is only fair; that if you are going to use a margin, which lets you short someone else's shares, your shares should be available for them to short.
A 2 month old reply to questions about tweets that are 5 & 8 months old......
YEP! Mark is working top speed!
If the shoe fits, and it does, wear it.
VGTL is OTC which is high-risk.
SEC WARNINGS & FRAUD LINKS NEVER EXPIRE.....
HOLY SMOKES!!!!
He has dumped OVER A QUARTER OF A BILLION shares in less than a year!!!!
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=147179185
8 Weeks old....
Par for the course!
Beat 52wk high by 6%! Cool!
Well, the CEO's other company is in their second decade, I don't see why this company of his would be any SOONer.
They done been roasted & eaten!
AGAIN WRONG!
That is for ANY stock that uses social media to disseminate news! Which is the ONLY way this company has since the new CEO took over!
And when it comes to SEC warnings, there is no expiration date!
It has only been 10 months, still early by Mark's standards....
GEE! I wonder how!
Dying? NAH!
Just shows GE is strong enough on its own, that it doesn't need a bunch of 'RAH! RAH! cheerleaders'.
Not like some 'Stinky Pinky' BS stock....
Promises, Promises....
He should after nine years.......
I can't believe it! I have actually heard of several of those names, and I can't stand the genre....
OH, THE JOY OF THE GRAYS.....
AGAIN WRONG!
That is for ANY stock that uses social media to disseminate news! Which is the ONLY way this company has since the new CEO took over!
And when it comes to SEC warnings, there is no expiration date!
They also comment several times that the company is buying US Steel.
WRONG!
When we bought our first fax machine years ago, a steel distributor that specialized in second & third rate product would send us a daily 5 page listing. We would call and tell them to stop, as our customers required prime grade steel, and of course they never stopped. So we decided to send them our ~300 page catalog via fax after hours.
Haven't heard from them since....
My only concern is that the numbers stay in balance. I have seen buyouts where the values have gone out of alignment, but I don't foresee that happening here. There are 3 ways the balance could go askew;
1) AKS could rise at a higher rate than CLF. If that happens, I have an AKS sell order in at a decent profit level for me.
2) CLF could drop faster than AKS. If this happens, I may pick up some CLF. I still think the surviving company will do better in the long run and I prefer dividend stocks.
3) Of course there is also the possibility that AKS drops faster than CLF, which would change the share ratio. In that case I guess I'll 'drop back 10 and punt'
I have been in the steel distribution business for over 35 years, not the same market that AKS or CLF supply, but the reality is the same. This buyout will benefit both companies in that their distributors will have a broader range of product. It is getting harder to have multiple vendors for similar but different products. Most in the steel industry require minimum purchasing based on tonnage and, at today's price levels, it makes sense to buy from suppliers that let you mix-&-match product lines to meet minimums. I actually expect more consolidation within the industry for this reason.
For every 100 shares, based on today's close:
100 shares @ $3.41 = $341.00
Receive 40 shares CLF
40 shares @ $8.55 = $342.00 Plus $9.60 annual dividend.
Comparable share value, stronger joint company, & a dividend.
OMG!?!?!
He's blaming the lawyers again!!!!
How can anyone believe anything that spews from his mouth?? It astounds me!!
Especially if they have already listened to this BS for over 10 years!!!
I would estimate that over 90% of RSs are made by non-reporting pinks.
Mine is already in my account.....
After over 9 years of dealing with Mark, did you honestly expect anything more from him????
WAIT!
WHAT?!?!
Honestly, the ONLY difference is that what hair we have left is ~6 shades grayer.
There is NOTHING being filed now that he didn't file back then!
He had that back then! The only reason that MM quit is because Mark contacted FINRA direct, which is a major NONO! The 211 process is strictly between the MM & FINRA. The purpose of the 211 is to make sure the MM is willing to stand up for the company, if Mark has to stick his nose into the process, then FINRA has to assume the MM doesn't know enough.
FINRA already thumbed their nose years ago at the 'No Action Letter', the SEC registration, and the MM's 211.
It isn't going to be any different this time....