What I have come to realize is that the real impact of fud on Twitter is not consumers and not even retail investors. The biggest impact seems to be on journalists. They seem to follow the conversation and echo the crap from the fudsters. They assume that is what people think, so the slant their articles that way. Since expending some efforts on Twitter over the last month or so, I can see a change in momentum and a frustration from bears. Even some of them questioning their positions and agreeing to quit Twitter if Tesla is profitable Q3-Q4.
That some time, search and follow $tsla and knock down some fud. Make sure you include $tsla in your tweets. You will find them deprived of facts and mostly emotionally/anger driven. There are a 100 people in this board that post daily that are smarter then me and would destroy these fools.
TweetDeck is the easiest way to following along with $tsla because you can search and add the results as a column. You can also setup multiple accounts and monitor them in one place. Please follow @valueanalyst1 and @Rec1pr0city for examples. VA is nice and I'm a jerk, so you probably want to be more like VA.