Holger Zschaepitz on Twitter: "Biggest short squeeze in economic history: #Tesla short sellers lost $38bn in 2020 as stock surged 755%. Short interest has fallen to 6% of Tesla's float from 20%.
TSLA Rally is the Result of a Short Squeeze - TipRanks.com
Tesla: Why Did Short Interest Decline? (NASDAQ:TSLA) | Seeking Alpha
Tesla Shorts Sellers Down $1.1 Billion As Stock Soars
The Fascinating Tesla Short Story - CleanTechnica
Tesla Short Interest Rises 818,000 Shares Despite Stock's Five Percent
Tesla Short Interest Declines as Stock Hits All-Time High - Tesla Daily
Tesla's largest-ever decline has short sellers sitting on $15 billion in profits: Morning Brief
Tesla short sellers pile on pressure after most profitable trade in 2022 - NEWS.MC - Monaco News
Tesla Short Interest Declines as Stock Hits All-Time High - Tesla Daily
Tesla Short Interest (NASDAQ:TSLA) | Seeking Alpha
Tesla Shorts Sellers Down $1.1 Billion As Stock Soars
Tesla Short Interest Rises 818,000 Shares Despite Stock's Five Percent
Why is Tesla a Short-Selling Target? - MSCI
Tesla's Short Interest Just Changed Dramatically (NASDAQ:TSLA) | Seeking Alpha
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Tesla Stock Is on Fire and Shorts Are Feeling the Heat
Many Tesla (TSLA) Short Sellers Are Giving Up - Bloomberg
Insane Tesla Short Story — Is A Short Squeeze Coming On "Tesla Time" After All? - CleanTechnica
Tesla (TSLA) loses place as US' most shorted stock amid continued Model 3 push
Ihor Dusaniwsky🇺🇦 on Twitter: "$TSLA short interest is $7.75 billion; 39.40 million shares shorted; 29.92% of float; 0.74% borrow fee. Shares shorted are up 1.2 million shares, +3%, over the last week
Tesla Motors: Short Interest May Start Falling (NASDAQ:TSLA) | Seeking Alpha
Tesla short sellers pile on pressure after most profitable trade in 2022 | Reuters
TSLA - Short Interest - Tesla Motors, Inc. Stock - Short Squeeze, Borrow Rates
Battered Tesla Short Sellers Are Running Out of Juice Ahead of Earnings
