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@grant_melson Maybe I should stick to football, but does premium applied in MoE just mean the shares are converted to the shares of the new company? Why you need to sell anything? You would recieve 1.4 shares in new company.

Agreeing to sell your TSLA shares for a 40% premium in a merger before robotaxi is like selling your inheritance for soup because you are hungry

@TheWavyRed Thing thats annoying is Pep didnt have to come in and play City DNA. He did the right thing and City won. We at Utd are obsessed with doing it our way but what if its wrong? Or at best just intangible and unattainable? Really ridiculous to try and run a club by analogy.

Micheal Carrick was talking tactics with Mount. The fact that Carrick was a midfielder himself, it makes coaching our midfielders so easy for him, just look at the performance our midfielders put up yesterday especially Mount. Bruno Fernandes also seen coaching Dorgu too😂❤️

@TheS_Resource @FAWCoachEd The game dictates the philosophy not some bloke called Russell, and everyone having their own is the worst advice ever. Does everyone have an opinion on how to fly a plane or do surgery?

Russell Martin’s Football Philosophy @FAWCoachEd National Coaching Conference 👇🏻

@RedDevilJoseph I watched a game and was not too impressed, but I posted Zinbi as my favorite player. Maybe as a CB in the future?

Without really impressing, we’ve still managed to reach the U17 AFCON semifinals for a third consecutive time. Next up: either Mali or Senegal. Another serious test for these lads, and one that i hope brings out the champion mentality within this group.

How we winning this 🤣🤣 How we scored again. Fuck it 🤣

@StevenRailston Maybe Mourinho wants him at Real haha

Diogo Dalot has been left out of the squad today. He doesn't have an injury. Carrick wanted to give some opportunities to players who haven't featured as much. Dalot still wanted to come down to support the team #mufc

@utdman801 Man Utd DNA is that moment between good build up and random chance. That low % 'moment' is a thrill that Utd fans live for but its ethereal and quite frankly built on bollocks. If we want to mature as a fan base we need to massively move away from this magical thinking.

🚨 Patrice Evra on Roy Keane's comment about Michael Carrick's appointment " Why would you say 'Michael has no tactics, no structure. Just depend on individual performances from players like Bruno Fernandes to save the day'? Brother, Michael Carrick is Manchester United! He knows what it means to wear that badge. You cannot buy that. He has it in his blood. People want instant success, but football doesn’t work like that. Pep needed time, Klopp needed time. Carrick is calm, he’s intelligent, he’s a student of the game. Give him 2-3 transfer windows and you’ll see. Stop sacking managers every 6 months! I trust him to deliver"

Crazy to think Man Utd let him go for just 15 million.

@ronaldobrownn_ A year left? Ffs

£43m for Ederson with a year left on his deal is malpractice.

@nonewthing For noobs that is not good. Hes a bad player and most fans havent got 5 mins to deep it. Its ok just dont hate TT.

Here is Tuchel on Maguire after the last friendlies. Given his own profiling: which other CB is better than this?

@DougieCritchley Maguire is shit. If you dont know you will never know.

I'd have taken: Maguire over any of Stones, Quansah or Burn. Lewis Hall over Djed Spence. Adam Wharton over Jordan Henderson. Any of Gibbs-White, Palmer or Foden over Toney. Feel particularly sorry for Gibbs-White.

@pedroelchileno Well done.

Im looking at this video and what i notice is Alex Scott has that buildup/progression positional and movement problem solving that ive been talking so much about that is required to succeed as a DM/CM in the PL. Turns opponent pressures into advantages, delivering with top technical ability and able to pass and carry as well.

@AliceTalksFooty If we what? U dont know Ederson.

@garyblack00 How many companies do you know with 2T mc?

I don’t know of a single company with a $2T market cap that doesn’t make money, let alone one that trades at 300x EBITDA. That should give potential $SPCX investors pause. $TSLA

@TeslaBoomerMama @PaulEGonzalez3 Exactly. Be happy she spent time to give the info. Wow.

@PaulEGonzalez3 My opinion? Why?

🚀 SpaceX - Governance #12 Caution: I’m going very wild here — lots of speculation ahead. This builds directly on my earlier article: x.com/TeslaBoomerMam… In post #11 I laid out the lock-up schedule for early SpaceX investors and why it suddenly matters a lot for index funds. The structure is clearly designed to give passive funds a smoother on-ramp while protecting the company from an immediate share flood. Key dates when “fresh stock” can hit the market (assuming IPO priced June 11 → first trade June 12, 2026) - Late July 2026 (after Q2 earnings) → up to 30% can unlock (20% base + possible extra 10% if stock trades ≥30% above IPO price) - Aug 21 → +7% - Sep 10 → +7% - Sep 25 → +7% - Oct 12 → +7% - After Q3 2026 earnings → up to additional 28% - Oct 25 → +7% - Dec 9 → all remaining Early Release Eligible Shares At the rumored $1.75 trillion market cap and only $75 billion offered, the initial public float is just ~4.3%. During the first ~15 trading days (until around July 6–7), there is no additional liquidity beyond the IPO shares themselves. That is exactly when SpaceX becomes eligible for Nasdaq-100, FTSE Russell, and CRSP inclusion. The first meaningful increase in “fresh stock” from early investors does not arrive until late July 2026 (after Q2 earnings). Even then, the three major indices (Nasdaq-100, FTSE Russell, CRSP) only adjust their float weights at the next quarterly rebalance in September 2026. So index funds will start buying in in June up to early July with an extremely low ~4.3% float, and the full benefit of the extra liquidity will only show up weeks later in September. S&P 500 inclusion is even further out but potentially the major event: On April 30, 2026, S&P Dow Jones Indices launched a consultation on special rules for MegaCap companies (SpaceX qualifies at $1.75 tn). The proposal would shorten the seasoning period from 12 months to 6 months, waive the minimum 10% public float (IWF) requirement, and drop the profitability test. If approved (consultation closes May 28 and could take effect as early as June 8), SpaceX could become eligible for S&P 500 consideration around December 2026 — by which time the public float will have increased substantially thanks to the July 30% release, the multiple 7% staged releases, the Q3 earnings release, and the final December 9 release of all remaining Early Release Eligible Shares. Bottom line on timing: The passive buying impact would likely be spread over three distinct moments in 2026: - End of June / early July → Nasdaq-100, FTSE Russell, and CRSP inclusion (limited by the tiny initial float) - September → rebalance with the now-higher float for those three indices - December → potential S&P 500 inclusion with much larger available float And don’t forget the wildcard: if a hypothetical Merger of Equals with Tesla happens, S&P would simply "overwrite" Tesla and add the surviving combined entity at deal close. Index funds wouldn’t have to sell Tesla and wait — they would mechanically buy the additional SpaceX shares issued to Tesla shareholders. The transition would be seamless and bring meaningful passive buying support much earlier. In my article (link above) I quantified the float impact as follows:

@FootballScoutYG youtube.com/watch?v=YHp6TQ… big mystery these guys

Avec Mateus Fernandes, Alex Scott doit être haut dans la liste des joueurs qu’Arsenal vise au milieu.

@cityreport_ @_SByrne If you're involved in football in England and havent learnt something from Pep then you have failed.

Stockport County manager Dave Challinor on Pep Guardiola: “He's embroiled himself in the culture and influenced every manager in England. When Man City played Leyton Orient in the FA Cup, he phoned me for advice. I thought it was a wind-up! He'll be a huge miss."

@analyzingfutbol If you underrate him u didnt watch him at Bristol. Been great for years. The most impressive is recent switch to CM. Watched him come on for Tyler early at OT. Went on to boss game. Super confident lad. Amazing no one else signed him before BOU really.

I think Scott has been very underrated for this whole season tbh. He’s a very good and competent player and the data was showing this kind of year was coming for him. For PL based CMs for MUFC to try to get, he’s probably 5th on my transfer list, but right in the running with 3 and 4 (garner and Mateus) and those are behind Anderson and Bruno G.

@RisingGemsz x.com/i/status/12197… be nice to see him at OT. Known about him a minute but didnt really think he was world class.

I don't know whether United are serious about Christos Tzolis but here is what I think about him. He is ready for the step up although a move to a mid-table club like Aston Villa or Crystal Palace would make perfect sense than joining United. But looking at the quality he possesses plus experience in the champions league, as a back up to Cunha he would provide Invaluable depth. He’s evolved massively since his Norwich days. His output this season is ridiculous—16 goals and 19 assists. Ignore the 'league tax' skeptics those numbers are elite. Profile wise He’s not a pure 1v1 touchline winger who isolates defenders but he is not a wingfielder either, he’s an inverted forward who uses evasive dribbling and smart angles to cut inside onto his lethal right foot. His vision is top-tier, and his defensive work rate and pressing have improved out of all recognition. To cut it in the Premier League, he still needs to build up his physicality for tight duels, avoid drifting out of games, and add some unpredictability so fullbacks can't just park on his right foot. Bottom line at £30m, he’s an absolute steal for any PL or Bundesliga side wanting low-risk, high-return depth.