Jun. 6 at 3:34 AM
$SPCX.X
$TSLA
Market doesnt care about your emotions about Elon. 😁
Goodluck shorting it.
Short sellers have lost approximately
$60–65 billion (net/mark-to-market) betting against Tesla since its 2010 IPO. 
This cumulative figure, primarily tracked by S3 Partners (a leading short analytics firm), accounts for Tesla’s massive long-term upward trend despite periodic sharp drops where shorts profited temporarily.
Key highlights:
• All-time net losses: Around
$61.8 billion as of early 2024, rising to ~
$63–64.5 billion by mid-2025 (even after some recovery profits for shorts during 2025 drawdowns). 
• Major pain years: ~
$38–40 billion lost in 2020 alone during the epic rally. 
• Recent context: Shorts made billions in profits during Tesla’s 2025 declines (e.g., ~
$16 billion in one period), but this only partially offset the overall massive cumulative losses.