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To: kckip who wrote (760348)3/28/2022 7:28:12 PM
From: skinowski1 Recommendation

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TWTR market cap is over 31 billion. And that’s after the price got cut more than in half. I’d love to see Elon take control over TWTR - but I sense it’s a huge, noisy business, corrupted by Dim leadership. Wouldn’t envy the guy :)



To: kckip who wrote (760348)3/28/2022 8:08:59 PM
From: i-node2 Recommendations

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skinowski

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I think that is throwing money away.

He knows how to hire a team of design & development engineers and get proper management in place, as well as buy/rent bandwidth and servers.

I think the day Elon Musk opens his platform, essentially everyone (plus some) will be there. I'm convinced the only reason anyone goes to twitter is because EVERYONE goes to twitter. The "network effect". That's where the people are.

I think he must have recognized that Twitter is just sitting there ready to be sent to the dustbin of history, just another MySpace, waiting to happen.

I wouldn't buy it. I'd just redo it. IF I were a 300-billionaire...



To: kckip who wrote (760348)4/15/2022 2:33:35 AM
From: didjuneau2 Recommendations

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Sundance posits that the US gov. underwrites TWTR. We're about to find out...
theconservativetreehouse.com

Funny how Musk keeps leveraging the gov. to make money. EV subsidies - NASA contracts. A shareholder lawsuit for breach of fiduciary responsibility could be the quickest earned subsidy(?) yet.