Elon Musk asks 6 billion to drop Tesla loans from his Twitter deal

After a rough month for Tesla’s own stock, by borrowing against his Tesla ownership.

In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Musk announced the expiration of a series of margin loans against Tesla accounts, blinking it, and his financing plan for investments. More than 30% of its value since the Twitter deal was signed.

Well, well, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, $21 billion in personal equity and $25.5 billion in digital trend transfer loans.

Securing $12.5 billion of those loans in exchange for Musk’s Tesla shares, Musk halved that number with an earlier round of equity financing, and has now completely restructured to remove it.

Where results are shown around the clock.

It’s not clear where the $6.25 billion will come from, it shows for the first time.

And earlier in May, Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund.

And for example, I forced him to conduct external transactions, but I answered, on May 13, he suspended, suspended a transaction, which was pending review in the accounts on the platform. In the latest case, the Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating the platform’s allegations about bot accounts.