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Officially the bottom?
The supply chain itself isn't necessarily in that bad of shape. Sure, the demand for services left in a hurry and there was a massive spike in demand for durables thanks to China Virus. But, the "supply chain" is only threatened because of the fuck-fuck games being played by China(needlessly closing ports to constrict supply), freight forwarders, and carriers.Seems weird to say the economy isn't impacted. We've had plenty of people here talking about how the supply chain is fucking their business.
It's only not impacting it if you buy into the bullshit numbers the administration puts out about how amazing everything is. Otherwise it's actually a giant shit show.
We put a 25% tariff on nearly all of their goods, why would they not fuck with us back?But, the "supply chain" is only threatened because of the fuck-fuck games being played by China(needlessly closing ports to constrict supply), freight forwarders, and carriers.
Securities fraud… hilarious stuff!How funny would it be if Musk put the "deal on hold" to crash the price so his friends/other investors could scoop up big positions on the cheap and give them institutional control.
Or just another day on Wall Street.Securities fraud… hilarious stuff!
Kicking the tires.Any guesses on what Musk is trying to pull? From what I understand he would be exposed to a super costly lawsuit if he tried to walk away from the deal at this point. Maybe he's trying to walk away and use the "they lied in their public filings" excuse as a preformulated defense for the inevitable lawsuit?
From what I understand he would be exposed to a super costly lawsuit if he tried to walk away from the deal at this point
They were saying on the news that at this stage in the deal there's a $1B penalty clause if he walks away.