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BOOM!!!
If that wasn't a forced cover, I don't know what is!
Short squeeze may be around the corner.
If that wasn't a forced cover, I don't know what is!
Short squeeze may be around the corner.
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Exactly this! I found neroden's explanation of a 'sector shift' most helpful as that concept works for me. And if the overall market managers were capable of slowly and steadily transitioning their holdings from the old paradigm to the new paradigm of stocks on a daily/weekly basis, then they may even be able to keep the overall market trend positive while transitioning their holdings to the new paradigm (thus the trend from US stocks to overseas tech companies, and the shift from traditional to tech while the overall average continues to march upwards). I believe we don't need to see a market 'crash' for a paradigm shift to occur - but someone has to be left holding the bag. And I am feeling more confident every day that Tesla is a good place to be if the market managers shift the paradigm too quickly with negative results on the overall market (Tencent investing in Tesla is a great vote of confidence). I don't like conspiracy theories either, but a lot of big funds are holding old paradigm investments and they know it. The inverse correlation you mentioned would indicate to me that they are already in the process of the transition to the investments that make up the best portfolio for tomorrow.
BTW - I finally had some time to read the "Implications to flawless Model 3 launch and ramp to stock price" thread you started. Very informative and well written. Thank you for your efforts!
It is variable, can be changed at any time by the lender and my understanding that it applies across the board, including shares borrowed in the past.Is the interest rate fixed for a period of time, or does the interest rate immediately go up?
That's what I thought. So, the low interest rate wasn't much of a bargain, then. More a trap.It is variable, can be changed at any time by the lender and my understanding that it applies across the board, including shares borrowed in the past.
Depends on one's point of view *and* TSLA position...That's what I thought. So, the low interest rate wasn't much of a bargain, then. More a trap.![]()
Thanks for posting this. I've seen it before, but it's a good refresher. I should send it out to my non-investing friends who send me FUD links from CNBC like I got today about "material risks."
You post what every single one of us is feeling.$TSLA c'mon baby!
My daily call: high of 313, close of 312.
a lot of big funds are holding old paradigm investments and they know it.
My daily call: high of 313, close of 312.
Considering everyone's ignoring the FUD that's erupting forth today, I wonder what nonsense they'll try to dream up before market open tomorrow?
My daily call: high of 313, close of 312.