“The Big Short” investor Michael Burry, once again, corrected the media on his portfolio and market positions. On Tuesday morning, Burry clarified that despite his scathing critique of Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) in a recent Substack post, he is not currently shorting the stock.TSLA stock is moving. See the real-time price action here. Burry Sets the Record StraightIn a sharp rebuke posted to X, Burry specifically called out major outlets like Fortune and Bloomberg for misinterpreting his “Cassandra Unchained” ...

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Michael Burry of The Big Short fame, known for his prescient handling of the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis, has moved to clear the air after renewed headlines suggested he had revived a short position against Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA).Burry was responding to a Fortune article that implied he was once again betting against the electric-vehicle maker.However, in an X post on December 2, Burry pushed back, saying he never stated he was shorting Tesla and that the article relied on an outdated and misreported figure ...

Key Takeaways Tesla's November registrations plunged in France and Denmark, with the Model Y sliding in popularity.Spain saw an 8.75% registration drop in November for Tesla, though year-to-date sales remained higher.Tesla's European market share fell to 1.6% as Model 3 gains in Denmark failed to offset Model Y losses.Tesla’s (TSLA) vehicle registrations in France and Denmark fell sharply in November. The registrations dropped by about half compared to last year, as the company continued to lose ground in t ...

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The robotaxi fight just stopped being polite. The debate is no longer about whether autonomy works — the question now is who owns the economics of the future ride-hailing market. And as Tesla Inc (NASDAQ:TSLA) , Alphabet Inc‘s (NASDAQ:GOOG) (NASDAQ:GOOG) Waymo, and Uber Technologies Inc (NYSE:UBER) collide, the battlefield is shifting from engineering milestones to business models that can scale profitably.Track TSLA stock here.Tesla: Narrative As A WeaponTesla is back, shaking the table. The company says i ...

Investor Michael Burry making another big call against the market. The Big short investor calling Tesla shares ridiculously overvalued. Tom Ryan covers Tesla and other automakers for RBC and joins us now.Tom, great to see you. Thank you for being with us. We can start with Tesla, but I would love to talk about how representative it is of the larger auto space and how difficult it is to be to get a handle on exactly the supply demand dynamics at a time of post-pandemic transition and post tariff realization. ...

Investor Michael Burry making another big call against the market. The Big short investor calling Tesla shares ridiculously overvalued. Tom Ryan covers Tesla and other automakers for RBC and joins us now.Tom, great to see you. Thank you for being with us. We can start with Tesla, but I would love to talk about how representative it is of the larger auto space and how difficult it is to be to get a handle on exactly the supply demand dynamics at a time of post-pandemic transition and post tariff realization. ...