One possibility could be keeping the Peelen "trademark" clean: if it were authored by Peelen, then he would have to respond and engage into any discussion at the Peelen standard. That might be too time consuming, he's already given out much of his work for free, and has his MBA to keep him busy. As deshkart or whatever there are no such obligations.
For reference,
@deshkart post above spelling out the
possibility of a coming infinite squeeze, linked to Reddit.
" Incoming Tesla Infinity Squeeze
TL;DR: A bit of DD for those wondering about what's going on with TSLA's recent sharp rise: a dramatic contraction of the "free float", which could trigger episodes of delta-hedging and short covering fueled positive feedback loops, also known as an "Infinity Squeeze.
... "
Note that __TESLA__ on Reddit also called the
previous short squeeze of last summer prior to Tesla's 5:1 masterful split(a) on Reddit's WallStreetBets
Might be fun, IF this is the case, to also help accelerate the squeeze by buying more chairs - for those that are not all in and more already - or help generate a stampede of retail guys GME style on the
WallStreetBets forum
Are we on the brink of another run up - to the moon-, then? I don't have the chops to do a good analysis of that Incoming Infinity Squeeze post, but it sounds very credible to me, esp considering he also called the previous short squeeze. I did go all in, starting last week Friday.
(a) Re the previous short squeeze of last summer:
For those who joined recently and are not aware of it, last year's unexpected 5:1 TSLA split was a genius way to catch the naked shorts with their uh shorts down - and extract a $5B cash penalty for doing so. Someone correct me if I'm wrong (b), in a nutshell as the stock soared and Tesla is the only entity who can generate new (registered, real, official) stock, the naked shorts were unable to cover/ deliver stocks they were supposed to have borrowed.
This showed up when chaos ensued in the next few days after the split, as many financial institutions were unable to correctly account for their clients' revised Tesla share counts.
To restore order, Tesla then issued new stock, sold at near ATH prices to those institutions, probably naked shorts accomplices, so they could balance their accounts. Genius move from Hiro Mizuno & Zach Kirkhorn -and Elon of course who hired them in the first place of course.
This is not too polished and may need some corrections - if anyone knows of a good write up I'd love to know about it.