Tslynk67
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So that's roughly $3B to date in "one-time items"Stolen from Twitter...
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And we keep being told regulatory credits are illegitimate income. Seems like 2021 will be another strong year.
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So that's roughly $3B to date in "one-time items"Stolen from Twitter...
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And we keep being told regulatory credits are illegitimate income. Seems like 2021 will be another strong year.
Don't worry, it is non recurring revenue, we can totally ignore it. As the competition ramps up it will completely disappear inSo that's roughly $3B to date in "one-time items"
See my post above. I think they’re just trying to paint a negative narrative. It may last today but we’ll definitely be higher by the end of the week.It would be wonderful if pre-market is a head fake.
So a great quarter, 2 new upgrades and the stock goes down premarket They’re trying really hard to convince people that this was a bad quarter.
May be. Think shorts were really banking on hard drop. They would definitely be taking advantage of post and pre market to influence the SP.It would be wonderful if pre-market is a head fake.
STOP THE PRESSES!!!Short interest increased quite significantly from the period 03/31/2021 (share price $668) to 04/15/2021 (share price $738).
The short amount also increased a lot.
They are currently paying big money to fight Tesla.
- Shares shorted from 46.270.000 to 51.180.000
- Float shorted from 6.00% to 6.63%
- Amount shorted from $30.862.090.000,00 to $37.814.343.000,00
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Indeed. And the financial media conveniently ignores multi-billion dollar subsidies to the oil industry (which allow cheap fuel for gas cars). Not to mention free carbon pollution in the U.S. andRight! Like it’s such a shock that tesla sold record credits with record deliveries. There is no reason that they should be viewed as a bad thing. The credits are doing exactly what they were designed to do, accelerate the transition to electric vehicles.
Recommendation: Don't read stupid. Don't repost stupid. Stupid is as....you know the rest.Our old “buddy” Charley Grant, the snake in the grass spouting ”shorty points”, back in the WSJ coverage beat throwing shade at the earnings:
Tesla Makes More Money Trading Bitcoin Than Selling Cars
Bitcoin trading and regulatory credits, not auto sales, helped power Tesla to a record profit.www.wsj.com
Gordo
This yes! Was very glad to see the fresh short interest and shares shorted data, all though we know it doesn't tell the whole picture it certainly points in the correct direction with regard to short selling. And short interesting going up during a period where stock price has gone up, followed by a great ER (Yes the quarterly report was in fact great, all though there is strong incentives on the part of many players to paint it as negative) can only have one effect, given some time. Now is that a few days? A few weeks? A few months?STOP THE PRESSES!!!
It all makes sense now. Hedges put on the least imaginative reopening post-inclusion double-down short play and it has backfired. They assumed Tesla would have chip issues in 1Q like everyone else, but would get pummeled since......they're Tesla.
Well Tesla delivered in 1Q. Literally. And now they're all just going through the motions as if it didn't happen. As if the idea of 1M for 2021 were just rendered impossible rather than reaffirmed.
5M+ in additional shares shorted, heading into a Biden infrastructure bill and back to back 100% yoy growth. Let us also not forget +5M shares short doesn't bring the real short float to 6.63%, it's more like 38M/260M when you factor in the shares that truly aren't going anywhere. AND we have what.....another several million in synthetic shares short from the MM's?
Let's see just how powerful this cabal of MM's and hedgies really is. If they can make money off this short it means they just own a money printing machine. Personally, I think it unwinds. It always does, and we are apparently wound up tighter than at any point in recent memory. Since maybe 2018?
Yet another painful lesson for me as I sit here cashless. The move was to buy May 21 calls periodically as SP treaded water at $620, not trying to catch the weekly spikes. Then have enough cash to buy June calls toady and Jan calls in July. Basically, always have cash on hand.
We shall see, maybe the market sniffs this one out and we squeeze on Wednesday as they scramble to cover.
So that's roughly $3B to date in "one-time items"