Nomo123 said:
"STSI is not comparable to TSLA. Major players don't even gaze in STSI's direction as a short squeeze candidate. Not enough money to be made on a $300 million market cap stock (with 10-11 million in annualized revenues).
Now TSLA as a $16 BILLION dolalr market cap stock has lots of room for hedge funds and serious players to make money on a squeeze. STSI has as little room as an airplane bathroom."
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You're kidding, right?
First of all, TSLA only had a market cap of around $3 Billion before the short squeeze started...which is a stark contrast to the $16 Billion you're referring to now.
Secondly, 24.1% of STSI's shares are shorted as of 7/15. That equates to over 33 million shares. To say that there's no "major player" involved is ridiculous.
And lastly, TSLA has been losing money on an operating basis since its inception back in 2010...but their potential to make BILLIONS down the road is what attracted the hedge funds to buy their stock and ignite a short squeeze. I submit to you that STSI has every bit of the same potential as TSLA...and thus is a great comparison side by side.
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