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Famed investor Michael Burry says he’s not short Tesla shares

Michael Burry, the money manager made famous in The Big Short, denied being short on Tesla Inc. shares despite earlier this month calling the company “ridiculously overvalued.”

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The year 2025 is coming to an end, and none of the promises made by Musk have been fulfilled

Elon Musk's grand promises for 2025 have encountered a comprehensive "default." Neither the coverage of Tesla's Robotaxi and the commitment to fully autonomous driving, nor the goal of reducing DOGE expenditures by $2 trillion have been achieved. In addition, the predictions for xAI's AGI, the demonstration of the new Roadster, and the Mars landing plan have all been postponed, leading to a deep reassessment of the market's trust in his forward guidance

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Famous investor Michael Burry stated that he did not short Tesla

"I did not short," famous investor Michael Burry responded on social media platform X to a user's question about whether he would short Tesla

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Tesla, SpaceX Benefited Heavily From Federal Contracts, Says Ross Gerber: 'Massive Contribution...'

Investor Ross Gerber emphasizes the significant role of federal contracts in the success of Tesla and SpaceX. He notes that these companies have received over $38 billion in federal support over the past two decades, including contracts and subsidies. Gerber highlights the importance of government contributions, particularly in light of SpaceX's minimal tax payments due to legal benefits. He also mentions Tesla's boost from the federal EV credit, which was recently eliminated. Gerber's comments reflect a broader discussion on the relationship between government support and corporate success.

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Elon Musk: Tesla Model Y is world’s best-selling car for 3rd year in a row

Elon Musk announced that the Tesla Model Y has been named the world’s best-selling car for the third consecutive year, capping 2025 with strong sales despite a production pause due to a model changeover. The Model Y has outperformed traditional leaders like the Toyota RAV4 and Corolla, thanks to its practicality, performance, and safety features, making it a popular choice in key markets such as China. The upcoming variants are expected to further boost its sales in 2026.

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