Week Review: Elon Musk's Go-Private Plan Surprises Investors

The transcript discusses Elon Musk's controversial tweet about taking Tesla private at $420 per share, claiming funding was secured. Experts analyze the implications for Tesla's stock, market reactions, and the feasibility of such a move given Tesla's financial situation. The discussion covers technical analysis of Tesla's bonds, the impact on convertible bonds, and the broader market dynamics. The experts conclude with insights into the market's current state and potential future developments.

What was the proposed price per share for taking Tesla private according to Elon Musk's tweet?

• $350

• $380

• $500

• $420

What was the main concern regarding Elon Musk's claim of 'funding secured'?

• The funding was only partially secured.

• The funding was from an unreliable source.

• The funding was not mentioned in the blog post.

• The funding was too high.

What unusual market behavior was noted by experts regarding Tesla?

• Tesla was reducing its debt.

• Tesla was issuing new shares.

• Egos were prevailing in the market.

• Tesla's stock was undervalued.

What is the significance of the 2025 notes in the context of Tesla going private?

• They will be sold to new investors.

• They will be paid off immediately.

• They will remain outstanding.

• They will be converted to equity.

What is the market's assumption about Tesla's 2025 bonds?

• The bonds will default.

• Nothing will happen.

• The bonds will yield 10%.

• The bonds will be bought back.

What is driving the market according to the experts in the last section?

• Technical factors

• Inflation concerns

• Corporate earnings

• Government policies

What is the current market sentiment towards US treasuries?

• They are unattractive.

• They are risky.

• They are overvalued.

• They are in high demand.