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Business Insider: Tesla needs over $1 billion in cash over the next 6 months, and Wall Street is going nuts figuring out where it's going to come from

 "I realized Tesla was in financial trouble from day one," the VP continued. "The company has been able to convince everyone they're in growth mode ... but how much more patience is Wall Street going to have?" 

Indeed, and how long before its suppliers start demanding cash on delivery?

If they had any sense of what's coming, they'd
already be doing so. 

Daily Kanban: Tesla drives contractor into bankruptcy, Trustee says

In addition to the various examples of idiocy, gross incompetency and apparent fraud we've chronicled that goes on at Tesla, the following may be the most amusing.

Tesla.com Forums: Anyone not paid for a delivered car?

But wait .... that's not all!

Since CEO Musk and his company clearly have no pressing concerns, they're frivolously wasting time and resources filing to trademark Tesla-branded tequila.

It reminds us of the "Not A Flamethrower", some of which were paid for but never delivered.  We believe that's called fraud.     

When a company is undergoing bankruptcy, a "Q" is appended to its ticker symbol.  

"Foreshadowing" is a literary device in which a writer gives an advance hint of what is to come later in the story.

Consider "Teslaquila".  Here's a crop of its logo:

"TESLAQ".

Is Musk trying to warn his cult, as promised?

We are short Tesla.

 

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