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Hopefully they won’t become another Walt Dysney… [Happy] 

Almost as relevant as asking: is it going to rain?Of course it will, sooner or later… unless you live in a desert/hostile environment.Apply this tot the stocks market and the question becomes: how to get ready for the next cycle?And a short answer could be: diversify your portfolio if your strategy is not “buy and hold”. If you are instead more an investor, then as the saying goes: keep calm and carry on.

Regardless of who Elon Musk is, this story tells a lot about the absurdity of the tax system. Imagine ifall companies would need to sell off significant amount of shares in prevision of taxes they have to pay for withdrawing a fraction of their capital?This would lead to artifically decrease the value of remaining assets and would precipitate a wave of additonal selloffs from investors.A recipe for another market crash, created artificially by stupid policy makers and politicians.[Facepalm] 

Interesting perspective. Although i believe that no matter the stock valuation, its price will keep risingon the long term. Not really a concern if your strategy is to buy and hold.

Could we ask Twitter how many Tesla shares Elon Musk should sell to me?[Happy] 

Not sure between MacDonald and Starbucks….

Quoting Warren Buffet:“Never invest in a business you cannot understand”.The same applies for short selling and other risky strategies.

Lots of common sense here. I can only agree, except perhaps for the cash-vs-reinvestment plan part.It makes sense to cash out dividens if you are willing to spend time to trade/retrade but for other investors who seek for long-term investment, a DRIP (Dividend ReInvestment Plan) can be valuable.

Wanting is one thing…. But creating a competitive one is an different thing. It’s interesting to see what these players will come with.

There will be correction, of course. But that should not be a reason to prevent investors buying ETF toreplicate the performance of S&P 500 and rely on compound interests.Remember that bearish markes last less longer than bullish ones.