1. Except that there no evidence of a conspiracy, and my explanation is normal
operation.
I’ve also acknowledged a conspiracy possibility, but without evidence, it’s
just a good story.
2. I agree.
- Mark
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> On Aug 20, 2019, at 1:09 PM, EVDL Administrator
On 20 Aug 2019 at 9:26, Mark Abramowitz via EV wrote:
> he does point out an issue that I think helps make the company ripe for
> short sellers - Musk overpromises, and then doesn't deliver what he
> promises. (Yes, what he has delivered has been phenomenal, but that's
> neither here nor there.)
I listened to it. He provides no evidence of manipulation. I’m not saying that
it’s not happening, but he hasn’t provided it.
But back to the specific point. He NEVER says that the oil companies are
colluding. He says that the short sellers are colluding in order to make money.
And as an asid
Three minutes and 50 seconds into the video. Hear is for yourself.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ArEH7Ts0HXY
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> On Aug 19, 2019, at 10:56 PM, Mark Abramowitz wrote:
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> Big Oil companies are behind many short sellers seeking to sink the shares of
> Tesla, a wealth manager h
Despite the headline, the article doesn’t say that that Big Oil is funding the
shorts.
It says that when you look at who is shorting, you will see significant
investments in oil.
That’s not a surprise.
- Mark
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> On Aug 19, 2019, at 8:48 AM, paul dove vi
Here is an article I found interesting.
Big Oil Backs Tesla Short Sellers, Says Wealth Manager | OilPrice.com
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Big Oil Backs Tesla Short Sellers, Says Wealth Manager | OilPrice.com
Big Oil companies are behind many short sellers seeking to sink the shares of
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I thank Paul for watching the stream all the way through (that saved me
time, and from using up valuable isp data).
Years ago, I was turned off by evtv's onscreen drunken blathering, and also
like David, I read a lot faster than wading through a (snail paced by
comparison) video (admittedly I'm