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Originally Posted by Spurious
Always up to the current datetime. So, when you call TSLA a long-term zero at $180 and the stock is at $300, your bet was really terrible.
This doesn't even make any sense.
As for shorting costs, Tesla has next to no borrows available (200K vs tens of millions for most stocks this size, indicating the trade is very crowded) and the rate is 2.4%/year, which is nothing. This is what it says at my broker:
I think the only time it spiked since the initial multi bagger short squeeze was when Musk bought out SCTY, for a couple of months.
Shorting Tesla is near free at these levels.
Last edited by ToothSayer; 02-09-2018 at 04:50 PM.