gregincal
Active Member
NASDAQ Short interest out:
Short Interest:Days To Cover:7.96431
27,501,901
Of course with today's volume days to cover would be ... 1! (not that I'm suggesting they actually managed that.)
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NASDAQ Short interest out:
Short Interest:Days To Cover:7.96431
27,501,901
If at least half the shorts covered today (which is very plausible) then that means that <15M shares are now shorted, implying that the squeeze have already happened and we might be headed back down to $65 tomorrow.Of course with today's volume days to cover would be ... 1! (not that I'm suggesting they actually managed that.)
If at least half the shorts covered today (which is very plausible) then that means that <15M shares are now shorted, implying that the squeeze have already happened and we might be headed back down to $65 tomorrow.
Well i guess i made the wrong move. I sold at $72, the after that dip was going back up i bought back in at $72 only for it to end in the 68s after hours. looks like i am stuck in it for the long haul now.....
Days To Cover:7.96431
I'm not experienced in stocks at all. Today I've decided to sell TSLA for around 73, but the shares were stuck between 70 and 71 for a long time (12 - 1pm). So I've decided to sell just 200 shares at 71. And immediately the price moved up! Then it stuck at 72 for 5 minutes. I sold another 200 shares for 72, and the stock jumped to 73, where I sold the bulk of my stock.
I'm wondering, is that a coincidence? Can selling mere 200 shares move TSLA?
I myself know ppl shorting a bunch yesterday.
Is there a fundamental problem with believing a company will fail and shorting the stock? It seems to me that they're either ill-informed or just not that smart. That doesn't seem to justify the hate I've seen in this thread. What am I missing?
Why all the hate for the shorts? They're betting one way and we're betting another way. They probably honestly believe that Tesla will fail. Is there a fundamental problem with believing a company will fail and shorting the stock?
It seems to me that they're either ill-informed or just not that smart. That doesn't seem to justify the hate I've seen in this thread. What am I missing?
Well, for me it feels morally wrong to invest money with the goal of company failure. I feel investments should encourage construction, not destruction. I fully realize this is my own view on morality though.Why all the hate for the shorts?
Gotcha, that was my hunch.