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Definitely not the case. Shareholders got back what was theirs of right. Dozens of CEOs, including CEOs of much larger companies like Satya Nadella and Tim Coo
by MP_1729 3y ago
Definitely not the case. Shareholders got back what was theirs of right.
Dozens of CEOs, including CEOs of much larger companies like Satya Nadella and Tim Cook, got $2.2B in stock options that ended up being worth $55B. But I want to stress that no one, ever, got a salary of $2.2B. Satya Nadella just now have crossed the $1B compensation mark.
The market is full of CEOs that 10x-ed their companies' share prices and all they get is a decent salary.
- AlchemistCamp 3y agoWhich other CEOs of companies as large as Tesla have 10x-ed their company’s share price in just five years?
- bmitc 3y agoPerhaps share price is not a good metric? And it would actually explain a lot of Musk's behavior in manipulating the stock price.
- mlindner 3y agoShare price wasn't the metric used to determine the compensation though. It was revenue growth.
- AlchemistCamp 3y agoGiven that the discussion is about whether or not the shareholder’s interests were violated, share price is a pretty good metric in this case.
- bmitc 3y agoShareholder interests go beyond pump and dumping a stock.
- esoterica 3y agoNvidia is more than twice the size of Tesla currently and 17xed over the last 5 years.
- PinkiesBrain 3y agoLooking at form 4s, Jensen got about 25 Billion dollar worth of shares between 2018 and 2023.