A big company called Tesla is making electric cars and people are buying them a lot. This makes Tesla's stock go up in price, which means some people who bet against the stock (called shorts) lose money because they expected the stock to go down. But one man, Gary Black, doesn't feel bad about not having more of these cars in his investment fund because he thinks they are too expensive and people will stop buying them as much in the future. Read from source...

1. The article is written from a perspective that seems to favor Tesla shorts over Tesla bulls, which may be influenced by the author's personal bias or agenda.
2. The use of terms like "soars" and "rally" imply a positive sentiment for Tesla stock, but this is contrasted with negative sentiments for Tesl

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