Billionaire Tesla whale no longer “all in”
One of Tesla’s largest individual shareholders, Leo KoGuan, says he’s lightened up on holdings of the EV giant that accounted for most of his $13.5 billion fortune, according to a post he made on X over the weekend.
Bloomberg reports that he held 27.7 million shares (just under 1% of the company) as of May.
No longer all-in-Tesla, I am selling Tesla and accumulating 3-month Treasury Bills. Still holding Tesla for long term. I believe WW3 is here; 1929 type stock market crash is looming. Our $36+ trillions debts; $2 trillions budget deficits; and almost $ 1 trillion trade deficit.… https://t.co/fVdtedHp2b
— KoGuan Leo (@KoguanLeo) November 30, 2024
No longer all-in-Tesla, I am selling Tesla and accumulating 3-month Treasury Bills. Still holding Tesla for long term. I believe WW3 is here; 1929 type stock market crash is looming. Our $36+ trillions debts; $2 trillions budget deficits; and almost $ 1 trillion trade deficit.… https://t.co/fVdtedHp2b
— KoGuan Leo (@KoguanLeo) November 30, 2024