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Overnight news: The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the seventh consecutive time. US May CPI was weaker than expected. Apple's market cap surpassed Microsoft's during trading hours.
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Afternoon: Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged, US stocks fluctuate and the Dow Jones index turns negative.
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As someone who holds $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ shares I am a bit conflicted by the pay package
On one hand Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla pay package is excessive and unfair to stakeholders. On the other Elon Musk has indeed delivered significant growth and stockholder value. Hence feelings conflicted
And recently he even ordered chipmaker Nvidia to divert a $500 million shipment of AI-powered chips originally bound for Tesla to his companies X and AI startup xAI
102362254 : As an investor, opinions on Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla pay package vary. Some view it as justified due to his pivotal role in Tesla's growth, while others find it excessive. Ultimately, shareholders must weigh its impact on the company's performance and governance. Personally, I support.
ZnWC : I have shared a few articles about Elon Musk's (EM) 2018 Tesla Pay package. This is the latest one which I explained in 7 reasons why I supported proposals 3 and 4. Proposal 3 is to ratify the pay package and proposal 4 is to redomesticate Tesla from Delaware to Texas. Both are equally important and if they are voted down, it will have grave consequences to the company's future. One of which is EM may resign as CEO. The other is the Delaware Court may rescind the pay package again and Tesla shareholders need to pay legal fees to the lawyer which I think it is wrong.
Tomorrow (12 June 2024) is the last day to cast your vote online. Don't let the hedge fund and bank managers or proxy advisors (Glass Lewis and ISS) make this important decision for you. Retail investors hold about 42% of the vote which can swing the outcome either way. There is no right or wrong about this voting, only consequences - the value of TSLA stock you are holding.
There's a misconception that the stock may be "diluted" if EM takes the pay package and leaves. This is not true. Despite what the proxy advisor said, this compensation is not a ‘$52 billion cash bonus’. It is a share options scheme, giving EM the option to buy an allocation of Tesla shares at a discounted share price of $23. The options are not exercisable for 5 years which can motivate EM to stay at Tesla for the long term. The options have already been allocated and WILL NOT cause dilution to existing shareholders.
You can read the other 6 reasons using the link below:
7 reasons why I voted FOR the proposal to ratify Elon Musk's 2018 Tesla Pay Package
https://www.moomoo.com/community/feed/112594228150278?share_code=013x7x
ZnWC : Thanks @Moomoo AU for the rewards and giving us the opportunity to share our view. Congratulations to the other winners![trophy 🏆](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/img-apple-64/1f3c6.png)
Ken Griffin Charity : I wrote a detailed DD post breaking down GME and instead I got quoted for a joke post about the gambling addicts![undefined undefined](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/default/default-black.png?imageMogr2/thumbnail/36x36)
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