$TSLA am not an expert on shorting stocks, just your average Joe with a Casio calculator. But for the 1st time ever, the time looks ripe for a short. Let me elaborate. To start, if you read my previous post, it established a troubling fact pattern that is a good premise. (1/N)
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Replying to @INArteCarloDoss
Help me understand the passive selling argument. If Tesla share price falls it will have a lower weight in the index, but it falls as a proportion of existing passive fund holdings as well, in exactly the right proportions ... so why would they need to sell?
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If market cap falls by 50% and nothing else changes, the future passive flows you get are *larger* compared to your market cap ($33 flow to a $50 stock instead of $50 to a $100 stock) so the effect would be the opposite way round — future flows would be supportive of the price
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