The short-sellers have argued for some time that Tesla is mismanaged and failing badly like this. I've seen several articles recently and they all refute that.
Model-3 has the lowest probability for injury of any vehicle ever tested by NHTSA
Tesla just out-sold Mercedes-Benz in the US for the first time (October 2018)
There are also other stories of Elon Musk's successes with other companies or from his own pocket.
Tesla's battery in South Australia breaks stranglehold of natural gas industry
SpaceX aces 1st ever rocket landing in California after satellite launch
Tesla is revving-up to build the world's largest battery farm in California
Tesla to achieve leading $100/kWh battery cell cost this year, says investor after Gigafactory tour
Hyperloop unveils full-scale 750-mph passenger capsule
Elon Musk has tried to help fix these 7 humanitarian crises — here's how he's doing so far
Elon Musk makes good on pledge with $480,000 to Flint schools for clean drinking water for kids
I haven't heard of any short-sellers doing things like this and I haven't heard of ANY CEOs doing this many amazing things.
I'd say Tesla smokes the competition the same way their cars beat others in drag racing.
Teslas Go Drag Racing and Smoke the Combustion Faithful - Bloomberg
I'm not a stock adviser or investor or short-seller. I'm just a fan of the "green energy revolution".
However, one must wonder who is betting against the "green energy revolution" and why. Who suffers from Elon Musk's success? Could it be the oil & gas industry? Could it be foreign oil & gas interests? Could it be OPEC countries like Saudi Arabia or others like Russia?
We have too many opaque business entities in America and it's possible the public needs to know who is investing in these short-sellers and whether their activities are running contrary to the best interests of Americans, investors, and even the US government's foreign policy.
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