Wall Street Rattles: Elon Musk Glides to Take Tesla Private

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The latest big idea of the Chief Executive Elon Musk is now challenging and daunting his own standards, as he announced on Tuesday that he urges to make Tesla into a private Company. Musk launched a campaign to turn Tesla private on one day, which included various provocative tweets, a suspension of trading in the shares of the company, reporting about an important Saudi investment, a flow in the stock price. He stated that the future is going to be very bright and that and that they will keep fighting to achieve the mission.

Just a day after this declaration of trying to flip Tesla into a private company, the banks of Wall Street heated up to figure out the possibility of such a transaction and such a thing can get into a chunk of the action. The bank’s executives along with Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are negotiating about how the agreement could be reframed, as Tesla Inc private that could be one of the largest deals of its type, could be shifting he automatic car maker out of the league of Wall Street while passing through a swift growth under rigid financial constraints.

On Twitter, Musk stated that he is considering to take Tesla private for $420/share, at a secured funding. Overall this deal will worth $72 billion. In a note to the workers of Tesla that’s posted on the Company’s blog; Musk stated this idea of holding the best path in the future. He even wrote that being a public company, they are ten to wild swings in their stock price and that can prove to be a key destruction for every person working at the Tesla, where all of them are shareholders.

He further stated that trading the stock publicity will mean that there are the larger group of people those have the incentive to batter on the company. Some top senior executives at the Wall Street banks, along with JP Morgan Chase Citigroup weren’t familiar with this idea till it was tweeted. This deal to take Tesla into a private could lead to a rave of fees for the Wall Street.

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