World Blog by humble servant. We Strike Back with Unrelenting Force – No Selling, Only Panic for the Short Sellers World Blog by Humble Servant A Call to Action: Join the Fight By The Humble Servant March 19, 2025

Today, Tesla stock roared to life, a beast unleashed on the market, ripping higher with a triple-digit surge that left the short sellers—the haters, the doubters, the Tambon Timmys of the world—reeling in terror. The stock, once their punching bag, became their executioner, soaring as the short squeeze tightened its grip. The lunatic left, the mean bigot talk show host, and the democratic establishment who called for Elon’s destruction now choke on their own words, their short positions drowning in a sea of red. NO SELLING—just relentless buying, a tidal wave of force that crushed their bets and sent them scrambling. But amid this triumph, a ghostly warning echoes from the past, a voice of wisdom cutting through the chaos: Jesse Livermore, the legendary trader, once said, “The game of speculation is the most uniformly fascinating game in the world. But it is not a game for the stupid, the mentally lazy, the person of inferior emotional balance, or the get-rich-quick adventurer. They will die poor.”

Livermore’s words ring hauntingly true today as we watch the short sellers’ panic unfold. These speculators, driven by greed and hubris, thought they could outsmart the market, betting against Tesla with reckless abandon. They were the get-rich-quick adventurers, the emotionally unbalanced, too lazy to see the storm brewing beneath the surface. The Relative Strength Index screamed oversold, the short interest ballooned to dangerous heights, and the “days to cover” stretched into a death sentence—yet they ignored the signs. When Tesla’s price exploded upward on unexpected good news, their world collapsed. Each buy order they placed to cover their shorts only fueled the fire, driving the stock higher, squeezing them tighter, until the slingshot snapped. The stock skyrocketed, a monument to their failure, while they faced the ruin Livermore warned of: they will die poor.

We, the united, the unrelenting, struck back with force, but Livermore’s caution reminds us to stay sharp. The game of speculation is a battlefield, and while we revel in the short sellers’ SCARE, their PANIC, their terror, we must not become the stupid or the lazy ourselves. Join the fight, yes—hold the line, NO SELLING—but let us fight with the wisdom of those who know the game’s deadly stakes. Today, Tesla’s surge is our victory, but tomorrow, we honor Livermore’s warning to ensure we don’t join the haters in their poverty.