And Tesla keeps crumbling – – down about $50 from my premium post last Thursday morning.

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And Tesla keeps crumbling – – down about $50 from my premium post last Thursday morning.


Let me share a personal experience and hope you and I can both learn something from it.
I’m not sure precisely when it began, but this premium post from March 7th is a good place to start. In the post, I make it abundantly clear that the real estate fund IYR is one of my favorite analogs of all time (using such words as “crazy about this analog” and “just ga-ga”). I’m certain this wasn’t my first post about it, but it is at least one where I put a stake very firmly in the ground that I am bonkers about the IYR short.

It’s common knowledge that 2022 has been an excellent demonstration of Jim Cramer’s stock-picking prowess. Doing the exact opposite of Cramer has become a high art form, and even a brief glimpse inside the Replies section of Cramer’s Twitter feed will give you a good sense as to what the public thinks of the man (although, inexplicably, he has nearly two million followers).
I stumbled upon an item in which he mentioned not just one but two stocks. Specifically, he indicated that Tyson Foods (TSN) was about to get its ass kicked by Beyond Meat (BYND).
