Perhaps the messaging is a little too sarcastic, but it is actually a positive one. I'm of the opinion that Tesla is so strong now that shorts and fudsters are nothing more than a pimple (or a boil at worst), while some still perceive them as a festering ulcer that could potentially kill the company.
To put it another way, last year they were kicking us in the balls, now they're "only" slapping us in the face. Still unpleasant, but a much more favourable outcome.
Even when the market was strong last year, a coordinated short/FUD effort managed to push the stock price all the way down to $180. Can you imagine if Corona had hit this time last year when Tesla had only one factory up and running, had far less cash in the bank and was already struggling with delivery issues at the end of Q1. Tesla raised cash at a stock price of $243 in May-19. There could have been a real, large dilutive effect of the capital raise due to fudsters driving the stock price even lower, or potentially an existential threat by making it difficult to raise the desired amount.
Now Tesla is strong, the best the shorts can do is drive the price to down a bit in the middle of a pandemic, and even then Tesla is still in the green for the year. It's a great place to be and it's only going to keep getting better as Tesla continues to execute and fudsters become even more irrelevant.
Do I wish we didn't have this fudster pimple.....of course, but why tell everyone that will listen that it's going to kill me.
We are going to see Tesla's stock price charge ahead over the coming years, they are just scaling too fast and the competition is too weak for any other outcome. Fudsters may make the increase slightly slower, but that is all.