great article on bloomberg business week regarding shorts, and the scumbag randeep hothi in particular
Looks good: Code: Market Date Short Volume Total Volume Short Volume Ratio 2020-01-21 3,048,142 17,803,400 17.12 2020-01-17 3,576,407 13,629,000 26.24 2020-01-16 4,953,544 21,736,600 22.79 2020-01-15 4,617,649 17,368,800 26.59 2020-01-14 7,727,579 29,061,300 26.59 2020-01-13 6,859,454 26,634,500 25.75 2020-01-10 3,349,687 12,976,800 25.81 2020-01-09 7,563,381 28,463,100 26.57 2020-01-08 8,923,474 31,199,300 28.60 2020-01-07 5,275,909 18,197,900 28.99 When the SHORT volume reaches ~10%, the current inflation should calm. I'd kinda like to see a steady TSLA price driven only by Tesla business activities. If the price is 2x or 3x ordinary car manufacturer rates, fine by me. After all, Tesla is taking their most expensive cars (soon trucks) away. Their attempts to defend with high-end, EVs have been and remain weak. Bob Wilson
i'd like to see all stocks driven by company performance. alas, with low/no interest rates, we have too much oney chasing too few options.
Hindsight is 20/20 .... just one year later and after the 5-way split and now jumping up to nearly $900/share, that would have purchased another long-range Tesla and you'd still have spare change. .
