Elon Musk celebrates Tesla’s performance by trolling SEC and short-sellers
Tesla recently crossed Toyota’s market cap to become the world’s most valuable automaker, The shares of Tesla gained almost 200% this year and Elon Musk celebrated the performance of his company by trolling SEC and some short-sellers. "Tesla will make fabulous short shorts in radiant red satin with gold trim," Musk tweeted. "SEC, three-letter acronym, the middle word is Elon's," Musk said in a separate tweet
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