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They could do that. But in most public companies, the board would prevent the CEO from spending his time speculating with company money on the price of penny st
by pavlov 6y ago
They could do that. But in most public companies, the board would prevent the CEO from spending his time speculating with company money on the price of penny stocks or pound sterling or pork bellies or cocoa futures or whatever other instrument that's unrelated to the company's actual business.
Let's just say Tesla doesn't have the governance of a normal public company.