Electric-car maker Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) reported first-quarter earningslast week, and it was quite a show. CEO Elon Musk rudely cut off two sell-side analysts, despite the fact that the "boring" and "dry" questions that they posed were completely valid and relevant to all investors, long or short. It seems that Musk incorrectly thought that the analysts -- Bernstein's Toni Sacconaghi and RBC's Joseph Spak -- were advocating for short-sellers, when in fact both firms have neutral ratings on Tesla shares.
Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs analyst David Tamberino, who actually has a sell rating on the stock, wasn't interrupted.1 Troubling Sign From Tesla's Earnings Release
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