Your post reminds me of a time when Elon made everyone listen in on a 5AM CC, he sounded half awake and despite the tiny bits of underlying good news, the market sold off. Yep, that's the way the market goes, unpredictable.. but it was good times, immediately following the CC members on this forum got to work, crunching numbers and analyzing the Gospel, people blogged it out, despite it being early. I miss those days, we had some very dedicated members eager to make a "Teslanaire" out of themselves and they worked diligently, countering FUD with equal intensity and endless paragraphs wherever they encounter the opposition, especially on Seeking Alpha; their intensity would soon payoff...
Fast forward to the present and breeds of investors have changed quite a bit. I believe the success that some old timers have had with Tesla has rendered them lazy, soft or careless; of course I don't blame them because they likely would rather enjoy their profits as appose to scour through endless threads on this forum. With success comes apathy, and a certain level of carelessness creeps in. I know this was somewhat true in my case, I use to go on seeking Alpha to repudiate people like John Peterson, nowadays, I just chill and let others do the dirty work. This may be counter productive as upcoming shorts bring intensity to the game, they have more to lose and more to gain from FUD, so they fight for their life, no matter how ridiculous their argument, they always put up a fight. This is contrary to the present attitude on this forum, some even suggest we don't click on seeking alpha because of bait, but I think it's important that whatever side of the trade you are on, to bring a fight and educate the mass. Not all investors are logical and confident in their evaluation like we are. Many newbies rely on seeking alpha and get chased off by fear. I certainly wouldn't bet the farm on this CC, but I wouldn't be completely out of a QR play either, just because the Tesla train is unpredictable.. which ever side you are on, I am suggesting you hedge in case it runs away or dips for an opportune purchase.