Comments by "Terje Oseberg" (@terjeoseberg990) on "CNBC Television" channel.

  1. I bet that if the SEC tried to put Elon in jail there would be riots in the street.
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  2. GeeHarveyOswald, LOL
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  3. Who would choose the new chairman of the board, and who would choose the 2 new members of the board? If they chose well, it could be a benefit for Tesla.
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  4. Justin's Mom, How much funding do you believe he needs to secure?
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  5. Justin's Mom, You can't show me where it says that everyone has to sell their shares because it doesn't. And you can't provide any prep that you're right because there is no proof because you're wrong. And you know you're wrong too. So you dropped the claim and are now making a claim that only time will prove. Well, guess what? You're still wrong. You'll find out in a few years when Tesla is still around selling cars.
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  6. Justin's Mom, You should look at the time when the stock started going up. You'll notice that it started going up before Musk's tweet. In fact, it started going up around the time it was announced that the Saudis had purchased 5% of Tesla on the open market. Then, it went down on the news of the SEC Subpoenaing information from Tesla regarding Musk's tweet. Why did you short Tesla anyway? Don't you realize that shorting a stock is a very dangerous move? Your risk is unlimited. If anything, Musk is saving the shorts from themselves by taking Tesla private. He's limiting their loss to $420 rather than letting it continue to be unlimited. What if something happens next week and the stock goes up to $500? You never know what might happen with this stock.
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  7. @0:39, is he saying that it's illegal for a company or CEO to let people know that they're thinking about taking the company private?
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  8.  @patrickh9937 , The majority are not dumb enough to lose their job over a vaccine, and I have absolutely no sympathy for those who are. It’s a free country, so it’s their choice.
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  9.  @patrickh9937 , If “natural immunity” is better than immunity from the vaccines, why is the reinfection rate in Oklahoma twice the breakthrough rate?
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  10. Brandon Balcer , Sorry, my mistake. It looks like the government lost $11.5 billion (including the bailout for GM's suppliers).
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  11. There won’t be much impact. This is just a bunch of fear mongering. When push comes to shove, the majority of the ignorant antivaxxers will get vaccinated.
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  12. Finally a good comment!!
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  13. TheMightyHarihar, The best option for a long term investor is to buy now, then wait until Tesla goes public again later about 10 years from now. If you're that kind of investor, then why do you care about liquidity? And if you can't afford to have your investment tied up for the next 10 years, then you probably shouldn't be investing in Tesla anyway. Because in the short term, you'll likely lose money and not be able to afford to wait it out.
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  14. Joe Justjoe, Do you believe that Elon was lying about already having secured funds? There is absolutely no need for any current shareholders to drive the price up to $420 if the funds to purchase all the shares from those who want to sell has already been secured. All that needs to happen is that the board has to agree and the shareholders have to agree. I seriously doubt that Elon is lying, because if he is, he could be in trouble with the SEC. I believe he knows that and therefor wouldn't lie about this.
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  15.  @aerofpv2109 , Have you already had Covid? “People who have recovered from COVID-19 tend to score significantly lower on an intelligence test compared to those who have not contracted the virus, according to new research published in The Lancet journal Clinical Medicine. The findings suggest that the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19 can produce substantial reductions in cognitive ability”
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  16. Yeah, but all these new electric car companies don't have nearly as much money as Apple. With enough money, you can hire people to take care of all the regulatory issues. It would be really easy for Apple to hire 100's of people who have worked in the automotive industry already and are experts. The question is, would that be cheaper or more expensive than buying or investing in Tesla. You do have a point though regarding liability with the self driving car issues. However, they could easily build a great electric car without autopilot. Why does every great electric car have to have autopilot. Tesla doesn't have autopilot either yet. All they have is lane centering and cruise control just like a bunch of other companies. It's really nothing special. The reason they keep crashing is because people believe it's more than it actually is.
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  17. Spencer Teolis, So you're saying it's like how Nvidia has been working on hardware that can perform AI for the past 20 years and suddenly in just a year or two suddenly Tesla has a chip that's 10 times faster and costs the same? BTW, Nvidia has something that's 10 times faster and costs the same too. And it's available today. Tesla's will maybe be available next year. Because if it actually worked, it would be available now.
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  18. Alex Hunter, I understand science bro. Apparently you don’t.
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  19. Alex Hunter, You mean the lady with epilepsy?
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  20. Alex Hunter, You’re talking about her, right? “Parker-McFadden is no stranger to showing strength when faced with adversity. She’s turned her diagnosis of epilepsy into a non-profit called My Epilepsy Story. She advocates for women’s health issues, awareness, and support for doctors, which is why she feels sharing this experience is crucial.” https://www.newsnationnow.com/health/coronavirus/vaccine/woman-unable-to-walk-claims-pfizer-covid-19-vaccine-is-to-blame/amp/
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  21. Alex Hunter, That lady has some serious health issues. I wonder what would happen if she were infected by the virus. It probably wouldn’t turn out well. https://youtu.be/KLXtOhieDYA
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  22. Alex Hunter, So about 1.5 billion vaccinated and you have 3 names? Can you find more?
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  23. FreeDeliveryPrinting, Maybe you should learn to use a dictionary. vac·cine /vakˈsēn/ Learn to pronounce noun a substance used to stimulate the production of antibodies and provide immunity against one or several diseases, prepared from the causative agent of a disease, its products, or a synthetic substitute, treated to act as an antigen without inducing the disease. "there is no vaccine against the virus"
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  24. FreeDeliveryPrinting, You must not be very intelligent if you actually believe it’s not a vaccine. https://youtu.be/-kMGLdblYUY
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  25. FreeDeliveryPrinting, “suspected of causing cancer” You mean like meat?
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  26. Googlebanmetoomuch 2, I have no idea what you’re even talking about bro.
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  27. Alex Hunter, “jail time”??? Nonsense. A reported that the vaccine turned him into the hulk, then wrote an article about it. He’s NOT in jail bro. Maybe you aught to learn some actual facts instead of making stuff up.
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  28. Alex Hunter, “False reports to VAERS VAERS is like the Wikipedia of data reporting. Anyone can report anything. Many reports are helpful. Some reports are nonsense – one anesthesiologist successfully submitted a VAERS report that the flu vaccine had turned him into The Incredible Hulk. Another false report of a 2-year-old dying from a COVID-19 vaccine was removed from VAERS because the CDC says it was "completely made up."” https://www.nebraskamed.com/COVID/does-vaers-list-deaths-caused-by-covid-19-vaccines
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  29. Alex Hunter, You’re incredibly confused bro. They actually look into the cases when they see some sort of pattern. The pause is just to give them time to check things out. Then, after they determine it’s safe, they unpause. The problem is when du mb as ses like you look at the data and believe it’s all real.
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  30. Alex Hunter, Bye.
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  31. If you had Covid already, you have cognitive deficits… Alarming Study Finds Cognitive Deficits in Those Who Had Even Mild COVID Cases https://youtu.be/5aAbvSoBVpE
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  32. Israel does not say that, and neither does the study.
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  33. Good riddance!
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  34.  @CheddarTeddy , Yup. That’s why antivaxxers and antimaskers exist. But do we need then to become even dumber?
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  35.  @dispatch655 , Do you understand the difference between “getting Covid” and “testing positive for infection by the virus”. I doubt it, because you likely lack the capacity.
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  36.  @nneuhaus84 , Actually smart people decide to get vaccinated and wear masks because they’re smart, not because anyone told them. Small children and ignore ant antivaxxers and antimaskers refuse because their f*inh stew pid.
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  37.  @dispatch655 , Do you believe that antibodies “neutralize” the virus before it can touch you?
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  38.  @dispatch655 , Omicron symptoms in South Africa are mild because everyone there already has antibodies. They have either been infected already, or they’ve been vaccinated. At 16:00 of Dr. Been’s video it says that in the first 3 waves when the community infection rate reached 26%… https://youtu.be/3yvT3rm9GbE This means that the community infection rate reached 26% 3 times, which means that around 75% - 80% of the population has likely had Covid already. Then, about 24% have been vaccinated. Likely around 90% of the population has antibodies, possibly more. There could be some overlap between those 26% infected during each wave, but given that antibodies are very effective at preventing symptoms, there likely isn’t much overlap. Also in Oslo of the 120 infected at that party and the hotel that hosted it, none became severely ill meaning that the vaccines are very effective at preventing severe disease from Omicron. What we don’t yet know is what happens to the unvaccinated who haven’t been infected and therefore have no antibodies. I’m sure we’ll soon find out.
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  39. The reason to buy the stock is to encourage those who have bought Tesla for short term gains to vote "yes" for the deal and to purchase their shares for $420 to get them out of the stock. These are exactly the people who would be upset about the loss of liquidity in the stock that would result from taking Tesla private.
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  40. All public companies have short sellers. They're actually good for Tesla. The fact that so many have already shorted Tesla makes it very difficult for more short sellers to enter the market to drive the stock down. When you own shares of Tesla, you have to agree to lend them out to short sellers if they are to be lent. There is therefor a limited supply of available shares for them to short. Short sellers also have to pay interest to those who lent them the shares. So those who are long, can make a little extra money. Instead of hating the short sellers, Musk should lend his shares to them so they can pay him interest. He has so many shares, he can probably pay all his bills from the interest he would earn from the short sellers. Also, all the "bad news" that the short sellers come up with ads to the public awareness of Tesla. And every time Musk proves that "bad news" wrong, it's even more news, and everyone is amazed. It makes Musk look like a genius. In other words, the short sellers and all the FUD they are creating is making Elon Musk and Tesla look good. They can hate all they want, and it will have no impact on the number of cars Tesla builds, the amount of money they spend, or how many cars they sell. The only think that Musk needs to do is make sure lawyers review all this tweets so that he can minimize his legal exposure.
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  41. Musk's tweet barely moved the stock. Most of the rise in the stock price occurred nearly 45 minutes BEFORE Musk's tweet, AND the trajectory was unmodified by his tweet. So unless the stock market somehow predicts the future, the rise in stock price that day had absolutely NOTHING to do with Musk's tweet.
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  42. Gino diFonzo, I didn’t see Pfizer and Moderna talking in this video. I saw two other people. Did you watch a different video?
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  43.  @MalkeetSingh-lc1yu , You mean that dumb French guy who doesn't have a clue what he's talking about?
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  44. 26humor26, You could post a link to whatever you found instead of being a jerk.
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  45. Joey Gee, What exactly is, "legitimate practice"?
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  46. roberto ribas, "he claimed that the only thing remaining is a shareholder vote". Yes. That was also mentioned by Teresa Goody in the "former SEC attorney" video. It does seem that Elon has been quite reckless in his use of Twitter in the past and it's possible he was just as reckless with this tweet. If he is not already, he should start consulting with his legal advisors before his future tweets. Maybe he needs a custom Twitter app that puts his tweets into a queue to be reviewed and approved by experts before they are sent.
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  47.  @QuitYourCryin , Why? Are you waiting to buy their home at a foreclosure auction?
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  48.  @ginaberrie82878 , Look for this… Causes of Law Enforcement Deaths Updated July 19, 2021 Over the Past Decade (2011-2020)
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  49. Look up “National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program” on Google. “The Office of Special Masters of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, popularly known as "vaccine court", administers a no-fault system for litigating vaccine injury claims. These claims against vaccine manufacturers cannot normally be filed in state or federal civil courts, but instead must be heard in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, sitting without a jury.” Basically if you’re injured by a vaccine, you will be compensated. All vaccine manufacturers have to pay into the system, then the system pays you if you’re injured. It’s just like auto insurance. When you are injured, unless you were negligent, your insurance will pay if you are in an accident and it’s your fault. But, your rates will increase. You shouldn’t believe the anti vaccine propaganda that the antivaxxers are spreading around without doing your own research to verify whether their claims are true or not. With the Internet available, it’s not that difficult.
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  50. @WeThePeople 707, What are the long term side effects of the virus? Can you please show me the long term studies that show is what might happen in 5-10 years?
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