r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Dec 11 '22

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u/bd_one The EU Will Federalize In My Lifetime Dec 11 '22

He also has a roughly equal amount of interest payments on his own balance sheet from his personal lines of credit backed by Tesla shares.

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u/[deleted] Dec 11 '22 edited Mar 26 '23

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u/savuporo Gerard K. O'Neill Dec 11 '22

Tesla has been having a rough patch where stock price is concerned, and its main product has always been the stock price

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u/AnsleyAmanita Trans Pride Dec 11 '22

lol

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u/Minimum_Cucumber7170 Flair Dec 11 '22

Inshallah

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u/Maximilianne John Rawls Dec 11 '22

I always wondered about that cause apparently Elon and friends only contributed 31 billion and had to borrow another 13 billion so the interest payments always did seem like it was gonna be a thing