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  1.  @waltergrace565  Yes, Musk basically bought a struggling company that recorded losses for 6 of the 8 years since its IPO. I don't know where you're getting those numbers, but Twitter has averaged about $347 million in annual losses for the last 8 years, though between 2018 and 2019 they averaged about $1.34 Billion in profit, so it was absolutely possible Musk could've turned their recent losses in 2020 and 2021 around. However, Musk bought a struggling company and quickly turned it into a failing company, making their financial problems exponentially worse with his arguably hairbrained decisions and record-breaking mismanagement. I don't know why you would think Musk has an interest free loan. His $14 billion loan he used to purchase Twitter has anywhere from $1 Billion to $1.5 Billion in annual interest rates. Now that Musk is the owner of a now privately owned Twitter, those annual interest payments now become Twitter's annual losses. So, Musk *had the chance to at least make $450 Million in profit if he could've managed the company as well as their 2019 fiscal year where they received a little less than $1.5 Billion in net profit, but he's fucked all that up royally with his petty childish tweeting, dumbass decisions like Twitter Blue, and insane mismanagement that led to laying off over 80% of Twitter employees, including many he had to beg to come back to run the core systems. Lastly, Tesla isn't failing, its stock is just drastically falling (down 60% iirc) because of Musk's actions with Twitter and his mask-off 2022 moments that are making people realize people like Musk, Kanye and even Zuckerberg are not geniuses but actually pretty fucking dumb in their own right. Source for Twitter's profit/loss for last 10 years: https://www.businessofapps.com/data/twitter-statistics/
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