Capital Strategy1 book · 3 highlights
Public Markets as Distraction Tax
Books Teaching This Pattern
Evidence
Power Play
Tim Higgins · 3 highlights
“He continued to resent the fact that Tesla was publicly owned, with so many short sellers betting on its demise. “I wish we could be private with Tesla,” he said. “It actually makes us less efficient to be a public company.””
“Musk spelled out his thinking. “Public company stocks, particularly if big step changes in technology are involved, go through extreme volatility, both for reasons of internal executions and for reasons that have nothing to do with anything except the economy. This causes people to be distracted by the manic-depressive nature of the stock instead of creating great products.””
1 more highlight — Sign in to View
Related Patterns
Capital StrategyPublic Markets as Private ATMCornerstone MoveSell the Sequel to Fund Survival TodaySignature MoveBudget Is a Banned WordCornerstone MoveBulldoze First, Partner SecondCapital StrategyEach Round Buys More ControlCompetitive AdvantageApple-Store DNA Without Apple-Store ObsessionSignature MoveSkip-Level Communication as Survival Obligation