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Nothing. They’re just the focus of the media. Like shark attacks a few years back.
by rco8786 8y ago
Nothing. They’re just the focus of the media. Like shark attacks a few years back.
- rando444 8y agoAnyone else notice that it's also specifically the Wall Street Journal trying to run this angle?
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- falcon620 8y agoThat's funny, the Tesla fans keep hating on Bloomberg. Could it be that everyone who writes critical pieces on their financials are hostiles?
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- matte_black 8y agoWhere there’s smoke there’s fire.
- Natsu 8y agoTheir stock is highly shorted. I'm half tempted to start asking the authors of these pieces to declare any positions they have in the stock.
- totalZero 8y agoThe people of import who are shorting TSLA (Chanos etc) aren't exactly working on a journalist's salary. More importantly, the short interest has been high for ages, and TSLA has received a ton of positive press in that time, as well.
- Natsu 8y agoI'm not convinced the journalists themselves are shorting anything (though I'd still like to know), but I don't think it's an accident that journalists are getting tips over silly minor crap like someone taking a well-earned vacation. In other words, I really don't think this kind of press silliness is accidental and "random Tesla guy takes vacation" isn't usually a hot news story.