As I have pointed out more than once, Bloomberg is not updating the data in their model regularly, so it should be taken with a lump of salt. Today's data reflects the first update in over three weeks for both the VIN's reported in the wild and new VIN's pulled. (There haven't been new VIN's pulled until recently, but there have been many new VIN's delivered) My frustration and only point is that this model adjusts production numbers daily, but does not report data even weekly. I guess it's possible that their model uses the latest data, but they just choose not to update the charts. Strange!
The big media quote from the Nomura downgrade is that TSLA is "no longer investable" due to Elon's behavior. Expect to see that quote a lot today. Fear let up big time yesterday, now they are back at it, instilling fear in investors. What the heck does "no longer investable" even mean? Sell the stock while it's near the bottom of the range until things improve and it goes back up, then get back in when they say the coast is clear? The target was dropped to $300. $300 for a stock that's "no longer investable?" This combined with shorts returning and the media getting back on the fear message should make for an interesting day at testing longs again.
lol. Musk has still 22 mln followers.
I have no doubts that in the Short Ville they will use any possible argument in wain attempts to discredit Musk.
Tesla is no football club and Musk is not a tennis player neither is he a Hollywood clown. I doubt that anybody is in need for "your support".
Notice that they keep saying same crap. This "bonds down" is constant noise since april. What they forget to notice it's the result of Moody downgrading and exit by institutional investors.
