See? The world's richest man supports Coca-Cola in real name! Pepsi? Only with flushing toilets?
Just finalized the acquisition of Twitter, the world's richest man Musk, is going to attack Coca-Cola again!
On the morning of April 28, Beijing time, Musk posted on Twitter, "Next I want to buy Coca-Cola and add cocaine back in." ”
We all buy Coca-Cola, and the difference between us and the richest man is: I buy a can,
Musk said that the world's Coke, Margot I bought.
Musk has his eye on Coca-Cola
Musk made a high-profile announcement that he would acquire Coca-Cola.
As soon as the news came out, it triggered heated discussion among netizens. As of press time, the tweet has exceeded one million likes. Some netizens commented: "It is not clear whether he wants to buy a bottle of Coke or the entire Coca-Cola company."
Subsequently, some netizens imitated Musk's sentence pattern and spoofed a screenshot that looked like Musk's tweet, the text content was "Now I will buy McDonald's and fix all the ice cream machines."
Musk retweeted and commented: "Listen, I can't do miracles."
The tweet caused a heated discussion, and many netizens listed a "shopping list" for Musk, hoping that he would buy YouTube, Douyin Tiktok and so on.
Regarding Musk's preparation to acquire Coca-Cola, Weibo netizens said, "He has already regarded himself as a god."
According to public information, the Coca-Cola drink was invented in 1885 by John Pemberton, a pharmacist in Atlanta, Georgia, and the original formula contained cocaine in the form of coca leaf extract.
When Coca-Cola was invented, cocaine was legal and was a common ingredient in drugs. People think it's safe to use it in small amounts. Cocaine was eventually removed from Coca-Cola in 1929.
It is reported that Musk has led to a safety review by NASA for publicly smoking marijuana. According to Xinhua News Agency in 2018, in September 2018, Musk smoked marijuana in front of the camera while participating in a LIVE US webcast, causing widespread controversy and also causing concerns among nasa executives. NASA subsequently announced a safety culture review of two manned space business contractors, Space Exploration Technologies and Boeing.
Buffett holds 9.25% of the shares
Buffett, the stock god, is still the largest shareholder of Coca-Cola, if Musk really wants to launch the acquisition of Coca-Cola, whether Buffett supports it is still an unavoidable threshold.
It is reported that Buffett has been firmly holding the Coca-Cola Company since his purchase in 1988. By the end of 2021, Buffett's company Berkshire Hathaway held 9.25% of Coca-Cola's shares, making it the company's largest institutional shareholder.
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At Berkshire Hathaway's 2016 shareholder meeting, Buffett joked that 1/4 of his body may be Coca-Cola.
According to the latest quarterly financial report just released by The Coca-Cola Company, Coca-Cola achieved net revenue of $10.491 billion in the first quarter, an increase of 16% year-on-year, exceeding market expectations of $9.83 billion; net profit attributable to shareholders of listed companies was $2.793 billion, an increase of 24% year-on-year. Earnings per share were $0.64, up 23% year-over-year and higher than market expectations of $0.58.
Coca-Cola's market capitalization can be $284.2 billion, while Musk's net worth adds up to about $260 billion, even if he sells out Tesla, SpaceX and other companies, he should still not be able to afford it.
It is worth noting that shortly after reaching a Twitter acquisition agreement, Tesla's market value evaporated by more than 100 billion. On Tuesday (26th) local time, Tesla's stock price fell by more than 12%, and the market value shrank by $126 billion.
However, some people have commented: Don't forget that Musk was interested in buying Twitter in 2017, and we have seen it now.
At present, SpaceX flying in space, Tesla running on the ground, Boring digging tunnels underground, Future-oriented Neuralink, which connects the brain to the machine, and then to the Internet public opinion field Twitter, have all been firmly held by Musk.
If you add Coke, one of the symbols of American culture, is Musk really ready to go to the U.S. president?
The answer should be: No.
Musk was born in South Africa, and according to current U.S. law, u.S. presidential candidates must be born in the United States.
Comprehensive from: China Securities News, Xinhua News Agency, Twitter
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