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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$Let me guess why Lao Ma sells stocks
1. The loan problem on Twitter. According to Musk's loan agreement, he must provide $100 worth of Tesla stock as collateral for every $20 loan, that is, the loan-to-value ratio (loan-to-value ratio) reaches 20%. If on any given day the amount of his loan amounts to more than 35% of the value of his mortgaged stock, he will be forced to add security. At that time, Musk will have to sell more of his holdings, prepay the loan, or provide additional collateral.
2. It's also Twitter's 13 billion loan issue. According to gossip, the bank is considering providing Musk with a new security deposit loan backed by Tesla shares.
3. Musk has to pay taxes. (But is he really that little less to pay taxes?)
4. He's mad.
5. He's a scum guy, a scum guy who doesn't care about credit.
1. The loan problem on Twitter. According to Musk's loan agreement, he must provide $100 worth of Tesla stock as collateral for every $20 loan, that is, the loan-to-value ratio (loan-to-value ratio) reaches 20%. If on any given day the amount of his loan amounts to more than 35% of the value of his mortgaged stock, he will be forced to add security. At that time, Musk will have to sell more of his holdings, prepay the loan, or provide additional collateral.
2. It's also Twitter's 13 billion loan issue. According to gossip, the bank is considering providing Musk with a new security deposit loan backed by Tesla shares.
3. Musk has to pay taxes. (But is he really that little less to pay taxes?)
4. He's mad.
5. He's a scum guy, a scum guy who doesn't care about credit.
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