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Tesla Motors is the second oldest publicly listed American Automaker (behind Ford).
GM went bankrupt – and now, its stock is only four months younger than TSLA. Also, Chrysler is not publicly listed. It went bankrupt as well. Chrysler, however, is still a private company.
Tesla Motors’ stock is the third most shorted on American stock exchanges: 52.9% shares of float.
(Mr. Musk is also the chairman of Solarcity, another company that is taking a fresh approach to its industry – solar panels – their technology is utilized in Tesla’s Supercharger stations.)
The Model S is so structurally sound, that the NHTSA’s roof crush resistance testing machine actually broke when they tried to test the Model S under it.
The Model S’s roof crush resistance is over twice the requirement by the NHTSA.
I've always wondered about this anecdote. Did it break because the S was so strong, or did it break for some other reason and the S happened to be there and it formed its own myth?
I never even heard about that one!
Plus I wonder, if Tesla 3d most shorted stock, what are the top two? May be they also worth to take a look?I should probably google it, but lazy:redface:
Pretty cool, though a technicality.
Something I bet the folks there (and here) groan over. We've been hearing about the upcoming short squeeze for ages now.
Not all (if any) have solar panels yet, correct? Even if, it's a small (arguably unimportant) part. This makes it seem like the super chargers are powered by solar city.
I've always wondered about this anecdote. Did it break because the S was so strong, or did it break for some other reason and the S happened to be there and it formed its own myth?
Hmm... while positive, the wording basically sounds like ad copy which causes me to question the objectivity of the author(s).
Skullcandy, #2 on that list, a top quality headphones producer, audio is superb for the form factor they are targeting (from personal experience). Company is profitable, P/E ~7, revenue shows steady grows, year 2012 should be around $270M, last year $232M, before that $160M, $118M, $80M. What not to like? But shorts might know better, idk. I might be missing something.they're now 9th....kind of a weird mix above them.
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Skullcandy, #2 on that list, a top quality headphones producer, audio is superb for the form factor they are targeting (from personal experience). Company is profitable, P/E ~7, revenue shows steady grows, year 2012 should be around $270M, last year $232M, before that $160M, $118M, $80M. What not to like? But shorts might know better, idk. I might be missing something.
Tesla Motors is the second oldest publicly listed American Automaker (behind Ford).
GM went bankrupt – and now, its stock is only four months younger than TSLA. Also, Chrysler is not publicly listed. It went bankrupt as well. Chrysler, however, is still a private company.