Hey everybody Rob Mauer here and today's conversation is about Tesla short selling with

Ehor deusinuski the managing Managing Director of Predictive Analytics at S3 Partners.

S3 Partners is a Financial Technology Company providing data and technology to

Bloomberg, the NASDAQ, and over 400 institutional clients.

Altogether, those clients manage more than $2 trillion in assets.

Before we get into the conversation, two quick things.

If you're not familiar with short selling, short selling is borrowing stock from somebody that owns that

stock, selling the stock that you have borrowed into the market, and then hoping to buy that

stock back later for a cheaper price. If you buy it back cheaper than you sold it for, you profit on the difference.

Generally, that means if you're short selling a stock, you're hoping for it to go down,

although short selling can be used as a hedge against other positions.

Second quick thing, this conversation does represent our own personal points of view and should not be taken as any sort of financial advice

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With that will hop into the conversation with me asking E-Hore to give us a bit of background on his

position at S3.

Sure, I started out in stock loan, actually started on controllers years and years ago,

some 30 years ago, and Morgan Stanley got into a stock loan

to have been doing stock loan for forever now but the big thing is that I was on the buy site for the longest time working with

you know hedge funds brokers regular investors now run on the other side

actually I'm not even on the sell side or the cell side, we're

sitting in the middle.

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