Market prediction platforms are pricing in a 77% probability that Delaware's highest court will uphold Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla compensation package. The ruling could reshape corporate governance debates around executive compensation structures. Traders and analysts are watching closely—such a decision carries implications beyond Tesla, potentially influencing how future mega-deals get validated in boardrooms across the industry.
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RugpullSurvivor
· 18h ago
Haha, Elon Musk won again. This brother is just different.
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77%? So the remaining 23% is the judge taking the wrong medicine?
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Really? 5.6 billion just like that? I haven't even received my salary this month.
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Now the company's governance will undergo a major reshuffle, retail investors continue to be the chives.
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Wait, did this pass? Is Tesla going to rise or fall? I'm fucking confused.
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Another victory for the wealthy, a true portrayal of capitalism.
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The court's 77% probability... How was this data calculated? Laughing to death.
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I totally don't understand, but it seems to affect the board of directors and other things in the crypto circle. Does it matter?
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Just watching the drama unfold, waiting for the next plot twist.
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Anon4461
· 18h ago
77% probability? Elon Musk is definitely in the clear this time. If you really want to win, just go for it.
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RugpullTherapist
· 18h ago
Oh no, it's this guy's salary drama again. 77% probability and he's so sure? I think it's almost certain to pass.
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5.6 billion is really outrageous, but if the court rules on this, it will set a precedent. Future CEOs will have to raise their salaries accordingly.
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Stop with these empty talks. The key is what the shareholders think. If this can be settled with Tesla, it will be stable.
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Honestly, the jury has known this for a long time. Probability is just probability; in the end, the judge's decision counts.
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Familiar routine. Executive compensation going to court has instead become legalized. Interesting.
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What kind of data is 77%? Traders have probably already positioned themselves early. Retail investors are always the last to know.
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If this really passes, industry governance standards will need to be redefined. I am quite optimistic about the direction of this ruling.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 18h ago
77% probability... Feels like another Musk show, that's just how the game rules of the capital market are changed.
Market prediction platforms are pricing in a 77% probability that Delaware's highest court will uphold Elon Musk's $56 billion Tesla compensation package. The ruling could reshape corporate governance debates around executive compensation structures. Traders and analysts are watching closely—such a decision carries implications beyond Tesla, potentially influencing how future mega-deals get validated in boardrooms across the industry.