A strange two-word tweet by Elon Musk baffles his followers on "Twitter"
“I made an offer” ... With these two orphaned words, Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted a tweet with a link, without revealing its meaning, that baffled followers of his Twitter page, and sparked a torrent of speculation that they expressed in their comments.
When you click on the attached link, a page appears that looks like a stock purchase form under the heading United States of America - Securities and Exchange Commission.
The American billionaire had offered to buy Twitter, just days after announcing his refusal to continue to be a member of Twitter's board of directors.
Also, Twitter reported today, Thursday, that Musk, who currently owns about 9 percent of its shares, making him the largest shareholder in the company, submitted a letter to the company yesterday, Wednesday, containing a proposal to buy the remaining shares in Twitter, which he does not own.
He offered $54.20 per share.
"I invested in Twitter because I believe it can be a platform for freedom of expression around the world, and I believe that freedom of expression is a societal necessity for an effective democracy, however I now realize that the company will not thrive and will not serve that societal necessity in its current form, as it needs to transform into a private company," he said. ".
In addition, comments on the post ranged from positive to negative, with one user saying, "This is honestly the best thing that can happen to Twitter and its users. Musk is a staunch supporter of free speech and truly believes in the potential for a lot of major improvements to Twitter."
Another advised him, "You should continue to invest your time in things you already know, such as engineering fields in which you excel. Leave the social matters to the people who study them."
It is noteworthy that the Twitter board of directors will meet today to discuss an offer to purchase the entire shares of the platform, according to what the American channel “CNBC” reported.
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