of course not in % term.As a % of its float it's not in the top 50.
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of course not in % term.As a % of its float it's not in the top 50.
Being the most shorted isn't at all significant, got itTSLA has always, ALWAYS, been in the top 3 most shorted stocks for as long as I can remember, since 2019. Doesn't say much.
I heard a rumor that Elon did fire himself, then hired him right back, since the idiot works for free, and the company couldn't survive without himI have no doubt about that. If he wasn't the CEO and majority shareholder.... which he is, so he gave himself some slack.
But there should be no doubt that the problem has been Twitter: Musk accomplished what he did while being the CEO of SpaceX, and then BoringCo and Neuralink and for a time very active in OpenAI. He always said that he gave 1% of his time to Neuralink and 1% to BoringCo, and there were never issues.
SpaceX is more problematic, but he definitely proved the world he could do both for years. Meanwhile, he has brought both SpaceX and Tesla where they are today. So, mission accomplished.
The problem, again, was Twitter, and in general his political involvement. After 2020 things were never the same, something changed for him. Twitter was (still is?) a major distraction, the reason he had to sell so many shares, the reason he got so much pushback. It was a political move and the public and the media responded politically. Right or wrong, it was different from the past.
I'm sure 99% of shareholders would be content with part-time Musk, divided between Tesla and SpaceX, and even keeping his other pet-projects, BUT Twitter.
According to his own words he'd like that. He doesn’t want to be CEO.Elon Musk would have fired himself.
This chart encapsulates my entire holding period in TSLABeing the most shorted isn't at all significant, got it
OkThis chart encapsulates my entire holding period in TSLA
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during which, TSLA has always been the one of the most shorted stocks. Does it go straight down? Does it go straight up? Is it lower than 2019? Is it at ATH? No. In short, there is nothing actionable about the simple fact of being the one of the most shorted stocks.
Some are wealthy. And some have wealthy friends. Some may even have friends who are fund managers.
Employees have nowhere near the volume needed to move the market of such a highly liquid stock.
It has only gone to a small % of employees. So really unlikely.Some are wealthy. And some have wealthy friends. Some may even have friends who are fund managers.
Just a possibility.
The OP said that it's likely lens distortion as that area is actually really wide.Some report that there is a rear steering Model Y being driven around based on its turning radius
Of course there cannot possibly be sufficient data to "prove" this prediction. Certainly just a theory at this time until we have thousands on the road. You'll see...Do you have a source for "industry-leading uptime?"
I can't find any diesel specific data. I can find fleet data for "trucks" that puts fueling at 3%, washing at 0.6%, and preventative maintainance at 1.35%. I can also find data that says "on average semi trucks break down (unscheduled maintainance/reapirs) every 10k miles." So I think it's safe to assume total downtime is at least 5%. Perhaps someone else (who doesn't have a handle that rhymes with "NarcandNormi" or "Lightglade") has more insight?How does 95% compare to diesel semis? I searched a bit and couldn't find a comparable number.
It is as if those straws might be just out of reach. Keep grasping for them, nonetheless. I'm sure you will find something else to twirl with alacrity in order to support your desired level of confirmation bias.
Have you ever considered joining a circus to perform this spinning act under the big top? It could be a hit, running between the clowns and the trapeze acts.
Stopped at the Superchargers at Turning Stone Casino in Verona NY yesterday. They have a lot for picking up new vehicles until they build a showroom. I counted 13 Cybertrucks in the lot. I asked if I could test drive one but they are all sold. I looked at one of the stickers and the price was $101K.Fremont Street in Vegas. My first sighting, yet to see one back homeView attachment 1049590
The post you quote from Papafox is from May 1.. but the same mechanisms might apply today.
Robotaxi level FSD this year is pretty likely. Of course, it depends on how you define "robotaxi level". But you might just turn out to be the circus clown.Funny enough, there's plenty of circus acts in this thread nowadays.
- The idea that robotaxi level FSD is coming this year when it is 100x - 1000x away in reliability.
Doesn't look like rears steer. Might be using differential braking though.Some report that there is a rear steering Model Y being driven around based on its turning radius
This is not what I said. I said, "I thought of a possible explanation that went under the radar....Employees can buy stock. Employees can show their friends who buy stock. If the right person/people are impressed enough, they might decide to buy stock on the strength of 12.4."Funny enough, there's plenty of circus acts in this thread nowadays.
- The idea this stock with massive volume just went up 6% yesterday because some employees bought shares
I think this is the biggest disagreement from the investor forum and the FSD forum.Robotaxi level FSD this year is pretty likely.