Matt Halbower, founder and CEO of Pentwater Capital Management, is betting that Twitter will win a lawsuit against Tesla CEO Elon Musk, resulting in a stock sale not far from its original price of 54 .20 USD/share. “I’ve been doing this for 25 years… In my career, I haven’t seen anyone sign a merger agreement and two weeks later I try to bring up an issue that they already knew about before signing the deal. merger. An attempt to evade their obligations,” Halbower told CNBC’s David Faber on “Squawk on the Street” on Wednesday. Halbower, who specializes in arbitrage and event investing, has built up such a large stake on Twitter in the past month that he is now one of its top 10 shareholders, he said. with Faber. “I can make 40% in the next 4 months by owning these shares of Twitter, and that’s a lot of money,” the investor said. “This is a simple case where nothing has changed at Twitter, and Mr. Musk is trying to come up with a specific reason for not living up to his obligations.” The Delaware Premier Court, Prime Minister Kathaleen McCormick ruled in favor of Twitter on Tuesday, deciding on an emergency trial to force Musk to buy the company for $44 billion. The five-day trial will take place in October. In July, Musk, through his attorneys, sent a letter to Twitter’s chief legal officer, Vijaya Gadde, explaining why the billionaire Rich believes his acquisition should not continue. The lawyers allege that Twitter underreported the number of spam and fraudulent accounts on its messaging service and failed to send Musk information that could help him better calculate those statistics. Twitter then sued Musk and several of his associates in mid-July alleging that the billionaire “refused to honor his obligations to Twitter and its shareholders because the agreement he signed did not serve your personal interests.” Shares of Twitter are down more than 8% this year and were trading below $40 on Wednesday, 25% below Musk’s initial asking price.