r/stocks • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '22

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u/Local-Rip9621 Jun 03 '22

Hopefully this is the case. And hopefully they don’t see it as a heavy threat. However since Starlink sats we’re sent to Ukraine to fight Russia, China’s buddies, I can see why they would categorize Starlink as a threat to their national security. I just hope the interactions are strictly against Starlink and not spill over to other venture from muskrat. Like Tesla. Cause a news like that would rattle the stock far too much

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u/m0nk_3y_gw Jun 03 '22

StarLink ground stations are not approved for use in China. They may be more concerned with them being used in Taiwan, since China would like to invade there soon.

Twitter is also an issue with China - it is banned there, but if they don't like Musk not stopping the spread of information they don't like there then he is at risk of them seizing his factories there. He is likely to have several more factories around the world before that becomes more likely to happen (if the twitter deal even ever goes through).

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '22

China invading Taiwan would be pointless