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Sounds like you are defining a hood job solely on financial parameters which i don’t think should be the goal markers. That said I realize you are responding t
by boringg 4y ago
Sounds like you are defining a hood job solely on financial parameters which i don’t think should be the goal markers. That said I realize you are responding to the financial aspect of the question.
Also he likely has a plan to get more revenue otherwise he likely (caveat he is quite impulsive) wouldn't have jumped in. Theres clearly an idea to a path for a better company - well see if that can execute.
- dragontamer 4y ago> Also he likely has a plan to get more revenue otherwise he likely (caveat he is quite impulsive) wouldn't have jumped in I mean, just 3 weeks ago he went to court trying to get out of this deal. I don't think he actually wanted to buy Twitter anymore. As these numbers came in, it became obvious that this was a bad deal for him.
- boringg 4y agoI'd actually say that the macro market changed so dramatically during the debacle that he got cold feet given that his other assets devalued and still had to pay the asking price for an overpriced company is why he tried to back out. Though he might not have a plan - that's also plausible.