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      22 hours ago

      No, because Musk isn’t going to sell the stock (or exercise the options). He’s going to take out loans using the stock as collateral, and then pay those loans off with future loans.

      Only plebs actually spend their own money.

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        It will still be a big dilution of the stock. Which will put very hard pressure on the stock price.
        There is no way to dilute that much without it having a significant impact.

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          It only dilutes the price if the stock gets sold.

          What does get diluted is the dollar.

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      No,

      The full compensation would only be delivered if Musk vaults the company from its present value of $1.1 trillion to $8.5 trillion, a figure that exceeds the current combined market values of Meta, Microsoft and Google-parent Alphabet, the filing says.