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Following the problems of Valeant Pharmaceuticals with shares dropping 14% in one day, this report in the WSJ looks at the risks Elon Musk is taking with personal loans using collateral in Tesla to support Solar City. Musk says its not a house of cards because he is only doing this because he feels he should take some of the risk when shareholders are taking risk. Yet the shareholders are closely connected with venture capital companies in which Elon Musk has connections and relatives all interconnected in this arrangement, creating an unusual and risky arrangement, says WSJ
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