On 10/17/2018 08:29 AM, Robert Bruninga via EV wrote:
What is frustrating to me is all the Tesla short seller naysayers. These greedy do-nothings put out 90% of the anti-tesla propaganda because it is in their own personal self interest to see Tesla fail. They have bet their money to see Tesla fail and so everything they say is anti-tesla and the more they can sell negativism to others, the greater their profit.
Well, the short sellers have a place in the market. If someone is convinced that a company is destined to failure, there should be a mechanism that allows them to profit from their foresight. If it is correct. The volume of short selling also serves as a red flag for perhaps overly enthusiastic investors/speculators.
The problem we see is that short sellers of TSLA seem to be putting out erroneous information. Overly emphasizing every insignificant problem. I don't know what the solution to that problem might be. The market is pretty efficient; I believe value is eventually recognized. The short seller shenanigans can be viewed as a service to those with a broader view in that buying opportunities are presented.
I have high hopes that TSLA will be a $1000 stock in the next few years. Maybe $10,000.
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