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Clear out Tesla! One of the largest Global Retirement Funds stated that it does not regret the sale.
Europe's largest Retirement Fund ABP disclosed that it sold all of its 0.571 billion euros worth of Tesla shares in the third quarter of last year, partly due to disagreements over Musk's compensation plan.
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U.S. stock market movements|Tesla falls 3% in pre-market trading, having been completely divested of its shares by Europe's largest Retirement Fund.
On January 13, Glonghui reported that Tesla (TSLA.US) fell 3.07% in pre-market trading, priced at $382.61. In terms of news, Europe’s largest Retirement Fund ABP sold all its shares in Tesla worth €0.571 billion ($0.585 billion) in the third quarter, partly due to disagreement with Musk’s compensation plan. An ABP spokesperson stated that Musk's compensation plan "is problematic." The fund also considered costs, returns, and responsible investment requirements when deciding to sell its shares. (Glonghui)
Major announcement from Musk! A brain-machine chip has been implanted in the body of the third subject. Is this super track about to explode?
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Musk scared away Europe's largest Retirement Fund! The Dutch ABP had already liquidated all of its Tesla holdings by last September.
① The Dutch Retirement Fund ABP emptied its holdings in Tesla last September due to disagreement with Musk's $56 billion compensation and the poor working environment issues; ② ABP's total Asset Management scale is approximately $550 billion, and it previously held Tesla shares worth about $0.585 billion.
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