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Let's Take A Deep Dive Into Jim Chanos' Tesla Short Seller Stance
All innovative companies attract negative press coverage, but the tide of anti-Tesla scare stories and misinformation has reached such preposterous proportions that it has become a story in itself. Perhaps the best-known and most articulate of the short sellers is Jim Chanos. Let's have a look at his arguments.
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Tesla Stock Birthday: Up Almost 2,000% Since Its IPO In June 2010
Birthday wishes are in order for Elon Musk. But there's another milestone the CEO should be proud of — Tesla's stock just had its birthday too. According to CNBC, shares are up nearly 2,000 percent from the company's $17 per share IPO on June 29, 2010.
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Is It Primarily Short-Sellers Leading The Anti-Tesla Media Crusade?
The onslaught of anti-Tesla articles surely stems from many sources and yes, some of these are doubtless legitimate journalists who are simply describing the situation as they see it. However, it’s widely believed that many of the articles that focus on financial and stock-market topics originate with short sellers.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk's Battle With Short Sellers Is Personal
Elon Musk has been feuding with Tesla short sellers forever. He's cautioned those betting against Tesla stock that a tsunami of hurt was coming their way. Sure enough, it did. Tesla's stock skyrocketed. And last year, when the stock was surging, Musk again taunted shorts on Twitter, Stormy weather in shortville!
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Will Tesla Stock Go “Supernova” ... Is An Epic Short Squeeze Coming?
Discussions about a possible new epic “short squeeze” on Tesla stock are trending these days. Elon Musk himself has often engaged in the subject, teasing short sellers multiple times. In a famous tweet he recently even alluded at a “next-level short burn of the century”. So how’s the stock doing these days?
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Will Tesla Ever Overcome The Plethora Of Haters And Shorts?
Since the very beginning, Tesla has attracted negative press coverage. Back in the early days, a column called Tesla Death Watch trumpeted the company’s financial difficulties, and a website called Boycott Tesla spun wild stories of exploding cars and sinister cover-ups.
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