Everyone knew that Link was a boxer, singer, and movie actor who knew nothing about managing a company. Over the past two years, he had made more than two billion in net worth by relying on luck and guts to bet on the right stocks.
He personally knew nothing about company management, leaving his companies entirely to professional managers, and he didn't understand much about movie investments either. Could such a person really expand and strengthen a company?
It was simply a pipe dream.
Jumping ship early was definitely a wise choice.
"Mr. Baker, I am willing to sell all my shares to you for two hundred million US Dollars, but I want the remaining Twitter shares under you and eighty-four million in cash."
John Marlon said.
He was also an investor in the media industry, holding shares in many media companies. Holding an additional 2% of Twitter Company shares would add an important piece to his media empire puzzle.
