$TSLA sold their whole shelf Friday.
I would assume they knew they weren’t going into the S&P. If they knew they were going into the S&P, they would have waited for the announcement (and extra demand).
That is material non-public info.
And it seems like an easy one to figure out.
Ask S&P when they told $TSLA.
Pull everyone’s emails – anything going out from S&P to TSLA, anything going around within TSLA, anything going back and forth with TSLA bankers.
Check phone records
This one is easy.
For this to happen, we need a real SEC. But we don’t have one. I wouldn’t be surprised if they all have Robinhood accounts over there, or money at Citadel in the frontrunning fund! @tomkeene