- Wed Mar 19, 2025 3:51 pm
#8889
Tesla Short Sellers: Playing with Fire or Getting Burned?
The recent Tesla stock rollercoaster has everyone talking, but one group seems conspicuously quiet: the short sellers. After getting hammered post-election, they're now tiptoeing around the stock, their positions a fraction of what they used to be. Are they finally learning their lesson, or are they just waiting for the right moment to pounce?
This begs the question: is this fear justified, or are they missing out on a golden opportunity? The stock is down significantly from its highs, but analysts are still bullish. Is this a classic case of being too afraid to lose, or is there genuine wisdom in their caution?
With Musk's close ties to the administration, unpredictable market moves, and the constant stream of Tesla news, is shorting Tesla even possible anymore? Is it more like gambling than investing at this point?
Some argue the current dip is a buying opportunity, while others whisper about the biggest bubble in history. Where do you stand? Are the short sellers right to be cautious, or is this dip a chance to buy low before the next Tesla surge? What are your thoughts on the long-term viability of shorting Tesla given its current trajectory? Let's discuss.
The recent Tesla stock rollercoaster has everyone talking, but one group seems conspicuously quiet: the short sellers. After getting hammered post-election, they're now tiptoeing around the stock, their positions a fraction of what they used to be. Are they finally learning their lesson, or are they just waiting for the right moment to pounce?
This begs the question: is this fear justified, or are they missing out on a golden opportunity? The stock is down significantly from its highs, but analysts are still bullish. Is this a classic case of being too afraid to lose, or is there genuine wisdom in their caution?
With Musk's close ties to the administration, unpredictable market moves, and the constant stream of Tesla news, is shorting Tesla even possible anymore? Is it more like gambling than investing at this point?
Some argue the current dip is a buying opportunity, while others whisper about the biggest bubble in history. Where do you stand? Are the short sellers right to be cautious, or is this dip a chance to buy low before the next Tesla surge? What are your thoughts on the long-term viability of shorting Tesla given its current trajectory? Let's discuss.
- By Anonymous