UnknownSoldier
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I wish Mark Beezy Sheezy would initiate a new short every day. It goes up every day he does it.
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Does anybody know how many Model Ys Tesla is planning on making at Fremont before running out of space?
Forced short covering from insufficient collateral already tonight?
Aren't you forgotting something? We know know FOR CERTAIN that within a few quarters of becoming profitable, Tesla has $1.81B in deferred tax allowances the bulk of which will go straight to bottom line GAAP profits, likely in 2020. This will be a Super Draco level of boost straight taking TSLA directly onto the S&P 500. Amazon and Twitter case studies prove it (h/t @FrankSG)I wouldn't be surprised if the stock trades around $550 going into earnings. $100B market cap strikes me as the kind of number that would act as resistance until we get some material news to move the stock upward from there.
Mommy and Daddy need to show some tough love to their boy Mark.I don’t think it’s about making money/investing anymore for him. It’s all ego, pure emotion and need to be proven right even if it kills you. He will keep shorting and re-shorting it until the day he can say “he was right” or he is completely bankrupt. Whichever comes first. (And we know which one that will be )
He is clearly not behaving in fiduciary interests for his fund’s clients, so how he still has any is a mystery to me.
See this is the mathematical problem I see for short sellers. What is the "top"? Some stocks x 10000 times their initial value so the top could be 550 or 2000, who knows. Short sellers are not catching a falling knife like us longs when stock was dipping. They are catching a falling chainsaw.
In case anyone's curious what shorts are actually talking about today... it's their unintended acceleration conspiracy theory. It's their dream come true. Now they have an excuse to blame every accident on unintended acceleration! For example, a Tesla in Germany today crashed into a glass storefront and killed an elderly lady inside the store; no other details about the crash are known. For TSLAQ, that's unintended acceleration, case close!
Just like how they used to blame everything on autopilot, except this is even better. Any crash = unintended acceleration!
They're going to be insanely angry when the NHTSA closes down their petition.
In case anyone's curious what shorts are actually talking about today... it's their unintended acceleration conspiracy theory. It's their dream come true. Now they have an excuse to blame every accident on unintended acceleration! For example, a Tesla in Germany today crashed into a glass storefront and killed an elderly lady inside the store; no other details about the crash are known. For TSLAQ, that's unintended acceleration, case close!
Just like how they used to blame everything on autopilot, except this is even better. Any crash = unintended acceleration!
They're going to be insanely angry when the NHTSA closes down their petition.
In case anyone's curious what shorts are actually talking about today... it's their unintended acceleration conspiracy theory. It's their dream come true. Now they have an excuse to blame every accident on unintended acceleration! For example, a Tesla in Germany today crashed into a glass storefront and killed an elderly lady inside the store; no other details about the crash are known. For TSLAQ, that's unintended acceleration, case close!
Just like how they used to blame everything on autopilot, except this is even better. Any crash = unintended acceleration!
They're going to be insanely angry when the NHTSA closes down their petition.
Tesla should now countersue for malicious and frivolous lawsuit. (There's a legal term for it but I can't remember it.)Of course now they have a class action SUA suit that they can lean on as well: https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/16731676/lee-v-tesla-inc/ (filed yesterday.)
In case anyone's curious what shorts are actually talking about today... it's their unintended acceleration conspiracy theory. It's their dream come true. Now they have an excuse to blame every accident on unintended acceleration! For example, a Tesla in Germany today crashed into a glass storefront and killed an elderly lady inside the store; no other details about the crash are known. For TSLAQ, that's unintended acceleration, case close!
Just like how they used to blame everything on autopilot, except this is even better. Any crash = unintended acceleration!
They're going to be insanely angry when the NHTSA closes down their petition.
In case anyone's curious what shorts are actually talking about today... it's their unintended acceleration conspiracy theory. It's their dream come true. Now they have an excuse to blame every accident on unintended acceleration! For example, a Tesla in Germany today crashed into a glass storefront and killed an elderly lady inside the store; no other details about the crash are known. For TSLAQ, that's unintended acceleration, case close!
Just like how they used to blame everything on autopilot, except this is even better. Any crash = unintended acceleration!
They're going to be insanely angry when the NHTSA closes down their petition.
It's just the end of the beginning
New ATH in after-hours trading: $549.78.
Volume is pretty high too: more than 250k shares traded one hour into after-hours trading.
I suspect part of the volume are margin called or collateral squeezed shorts, which we've seen after ATH days.
The parking space at Fremont is not that big, I believe it will hold less than half day output at today's production rate...I remember seeing pictures from the days when all cars were counted in the lot to figure out daily output.Space is infinite.
Would that fall into libel?Tesla should now countersue for malicious and frivolous lawsuit. (There's a legal term for it but I can't remember it.)
Aren't you forgotting something? We know know FOR CERTAIN that within a few quarters of becoming profitable, Tesla has $1.81B in deferred tax allowances the bulk of which will go straight to bottom line GAAP profits, likely in 2020. This will be a Super Draco level of boost straight taking TSLA directly onto the S&P 500. Amazon and Twitter case studies prove it (h/t @FrankSG)
YOU READ THIS FORUM, right? So does Wall St. and the Media. SP is forward looking. Or do you think Pierre Ferragu lifted TSLA +7.2% today with a note? ITS THE DROOLING BILLIONS, MANG!
Cheers!