Comments by "Marcus W" (@Mawyou) on "Twitter's board has 'no choice' but to reject Elon Musk's offer: Jim Cramer" video.

  1. Maybe because people actually prefer holding the stock long term than taking a one-time cash offer. Not wanting to sell your company doesn't make you a bad person.
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  2. Yeah I'm a little horrified that Elon seems to want to turn Twitter into 4chan. When people say the want free speech in 2022, what they really mean is that they want the freedom to say bigoted stuff without consequences.
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  3. I'd assume so. It's just he was so wrong back in 2008 that those of us who remember are hesitant to believe him.
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  4. Neither does the board of most tech companies. That's what Elon didn't mention when he said that. Tesla is pretty unique in having its board own so much of the company.
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  5. Sometimes money isn't the most important thing to everybody.
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  6.  @deanfaklaris9987  Their responsibility is also to do what's best for the company. Opinions can differ on that. Some might assume, based on Musk's comments, that he will damage Twitter by turning it into a cesspool of bigotry, disinformation, hate speech, and calls for violence like other "free speech" platforms. It wouldn't benefit the company to get banned from the App store because Elon wanted to makes some "changes."
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  7.  @QJSlim  But I'm not poor. Btw, I think you might need to get a life if trying to bully people on YouTube is your idea of fun. This is my third comment that you've randomly attacked me on after stalking me. Go outside and enjoy life.
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  8. Why, so trolls can bomb the dislike button? If you don't like Jim Cramer, why are you here watching his video?
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  9.  @DK-uj1er  That's mainly because he was so wrong when he told people to buy investment bank Bear Stearns's stock right before they went bankrupt at the beginning the 2008 financial crisis. It was hugely embarrassing for him and still remembered to this day. He used to run a hedge fund. In general he's no better or worse than any other professional stock picker. He gives some insight and tries to guess what people will buy and sell en mass before it actually happens. An educated guess. But when you try to predict the moves of the stock market, which moves largely on news events and on people's emotions, you will often be wrong.
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  10.  @QJSlim  I don't follow any stockpicker's advice. They will normally be wrong, just like Jim. All I'm saying is he no more wrong than most. It is impossible to predict the market. You can get some good good market information from Jim, but you should NOT follow his picks, because they are nothing more than educated guesses.
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  11.  @QJSlim  Thank you. I know I'm right. You can stop acting like you're smarter than everyone else just because you called out a stock picker for often being wrong. Stock pickers are wrong all the time. Because markets are driven by emotions and breaking news. That's why we diversify by investing in index funds.
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  12. It's a publicly traded company. Almost everything you'd possibly want to know is already publicly released 4 times per year. Not wanting to sell your company doesn't make you crooked.
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  13. Because it jumped up in value when news came out that he had bought a big chunk of the company. So you'd assume it would go back down if he sells.
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