paulc
Registered User
I agree. When you look at the timing of Baillie Gifford getting rid of a lot of Tesla stock, you can’t help but think it is related to his Bitcoin activity and the fund managers not being enthused with his plans and activity. In November James Anderson & Tom Slater of BG / Scottish Mortgage held 12.3% of Tesla stock and both have significantly reduced their holdings just before he started talking Bitcoin. The timing makes you think this stock sale was likely related to the plans around Bitcoin….Musk has been playing around with his crypto-related tweets again. How is he allowed to get away with this? Imagine the outcry if the CEO/CTO/CIOs (or whatever Chief) of other large companies started to tweet about financial positions that they were responsible for and/or personally held......