Textbook case of "Everybody who is not me is evil" fallacy
Yesterday absolute evil was represented by short sellers and Big Oil, nowadays it's BlackRock and Vanguard.
Saudis were great friends when prince M(Bonesaw)S expressed the intention of maybe taking Tesla private, then they were evil when they backpedaled, ironically they became good friends again when they decided to roll over their stake in Twitter.
People capitalizing on the goldfish memory of the avg. financial analyst and retail investor.
But it will end at some point. Problem is when these 2 fraudolent clowns go down, 4 new ones will emerge to take their place.
Yesterday absolute evil was represented by short sellers and Big Oil, nowadays it's BlackRock and Vanguard.
Saudis were great friends when prince M(Bonesaw)S expressed the intention of maybe taking Tesla private, then they were evil when they backpedaled, ironically they became good friends again when they decided to roll over their stake in Twitter.
People capitalizing on the goldfish memory of the avg. financial analyst and retail investor.
But it will end at some point. Problem is when these 2 fraudolent clowns go down, 4 new ones will emerge to take their place.
It's the gilded age of fraud out there.