Turkey Voted For Christmas

[SueEllen]

Elon Musk put up a poll to see if he should stay CEO of Twatter. 57.5% voted to remove him.


Here's a link -

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/12/19/elon...itter-ceo.html

[vetran]

Well the shareholders seem to like him

Back up to Dec 2018

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TWTR...FuIjpudWxsfV19

it will never get up to the highs of 2021 because of Brexit!

[DoctorStrangelove]

Ah, hubris thy name is twitter. .

[ladymuck]

I voted!

[xoggoth]

Wouldn't bother. Twitter is twoddle. TPD is nearest I get to that stuff.

[d000hg]

Gives him an out. Doesn't stop him being the owner.

[ladymuck]

Gives him an out. Doesn't stop him being the owner.

True but stopping him interfering with the day to day might be helpful.

[d000hg]

True but stopping him interfering with the day to day might be helpful.

Unlikely to be the case. He still has tremendous influence and is now the biggest presence on the platform. Kind of like Trump's lingering power over the Republican party.

[vetran]

True but stopping him interfering with the day to day might be helpful.

Oh he won't do that, he has gone in and done what he wanted , fired most of the staff, cleaned up the lefty control and restored share price all while acting the clown to prevent anyone stopping him.

Next a Musk (mini me) will be appointed. The word according to Musk will continue.

[DealorNoDeal]

...restored share price...

It's now a private company. He paid over the odds for it, so shareholders did do alright out of it.

If it was still listed now, I suspect the share price would be a lot lower than the $54 he paid for it.