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Tesla Won't Stop Falling Until Musk Stops Selling

Teslastock had a terrible week, and it’s likely to get worse before it gets better. There are a few reasons for that. One is technical, the other is CEOElon Musk.The week started out shakily. The stoc

Tesla Won't Stop Falling Until Musk Stops Selling

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The company delivered 343,830 vehicles, short of the roughly 360,000 that Wall Street expected.That was the first problem. Then came Twitter (TWTR). Musk dramatically reversed coursea head of a legal deposition, saying he was willing to purchase the social-media platform at the original deal price of $54.20 a share.For Tesla investors, having Musk add Twitter to his list of businesses raises the risk of management distraction. Musk has a lot to do at Tesla these days. There are two new plants which need to ramp production higher, and the company is on the cusp of launching another high-volume model, the Cybertruck, in 2023.The risk of distraction looks real. Musk himself has talked in the past about his “chipmunk cheeks” problem. He tends to bite off more than he can chew. That’s a longer-term issue for investors to weigh. Investors have another, more immediate, Twitter-related concern: Musk’s buyout likely means he will be selling more Tesla shares.Musk already owns roughly 9% of Twitter stock and needs about $37.5 billion to pay for the rest. He has about $13 billion in debt coming in to help fund it and has sold a little more than $15 billion in Tesla stock already. Then there is another $7 billion coming from other people. That leaves about $2 billion in additional stock sales.But wait, there’s more. Future Fund Active ETF co-founder Gary Black estimates another $3 billion will be needed to pay holders of Twitter’s stock-based compensation.That’s means Musk could need to sell a total of about $5 billion in Tesla stock. Musk can’t sell any stock until Tesla reports third-quarter earnings on Oct. 19. 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