ZenMan
Member
200K shares just dumped on the market in a window of two minutes...
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Shorts are really getting brazen today. How many attacks like this can they throw?200K shares just dumped on the market in a window of two minutes...
Tesla employees say automaker is churning out a high volume of flawed parts requiring costly rework
Just how many times is CNBC going to use this to beat down TSLA again?
Tesla employees say automaker is churning out a high volume of flawed parts requiring costly rework
Just how many times is CNBC going to use this to beat down TSLA again?
You're assuming their goal is to make money. There are deep pockets whose only goal is keeping Tesla's stock price low, and they're willing to spend money to do so (eg the Chuck and Dave show).Hopefully they’ll need to cover those 200k shares at some point. It’ll make for a pleasant squeeze
This is the person I am going to trust to educate me on Auto Manufacturing:
Lora Kolodny
Tech Reporter
At least they know Tesla is a tech company as well.
Please wait until I have some more dry powder.Loss of second executive ?
Time to buy another 100 shares or should I write some poetry to push it down even more ? /S
Pure, unadulterated manipulation. Someone dumps 200K shares with the Twitter post from CNBC about an old story that is rehashed in an attempt to scare investors out of the stock.
CNBC's Kolodny appears to have made a career rehashing negative Tesla "scoops" utilizing unnamed sources.
This is crazy that she can keep doing this to Tesla without some inquiry into her sources and the reliability of her reporting. In addition, one could speculate that others knew she was releasing this so called story today based on the price action of the stock.CNBC's Kolodny appears to have made a career rehashing negative Tesla "scoops" utilizing unnamed sources.
You're assuming their goal is to make money. There are deep pockets whose only goal is keeping Tesla's stock price low, and they're willing to spend money to do so (eg the Chuck and Dave show).