We often admit that we're not financial experts or advisers, and we don't pretend to have a solid grasp of the ins and outs of the stock market. However, a recent tweet by Tesla shareholder KoGuan Leo certainly got our attention, as the story was covered by our friends at Teslarati.
Leo – who's Tesla's third-largest shareholder behind CEO Elon Musk and Oracle founder Larry Ellison – took to Twitter to suggest that the company buy back its "undervalued" shares. Leo is aware that Tesla has enough free cash flow to make something like this happen, and it appears several other major companies have employed such a strategy in the past.
