Will Tesla Suffer Same Fate As Other Citron Shorts GPRO, AMBA, MBLY? By Scalper1 | March 2, 2016 0 Comment Scalper1 News alt : http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/InternetTechnologyRss/~5/lY3H-tJTQHE/Tech_030216_TSLA_TWTR_GPRO_AMBA_MBLY_sd.mp4http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/InternetTechnologyRss/~5/lY3H-tJTQHE/Tech_030216_TSLA_TWTR_GPRO_AMBA_MBLY_sd.mp4 Loading the player… Tesla Motors ( TSLA ) took a hit after short seller Citron Research sent out a tweet Tuesday that it’s shorting the stock. And with other notable Citron shorts trading well off of their highs, including GoPro ( GPRO ), Ambarella ( AMBA ) and Mobileye ( MBLY ), the call could potentially be a bad sign for the electric-car maker. Citron said on Twitter ( TWTR ) that Tesla has “supply AND demand problems” and that the “news flow all around does not look good” for the stock. The short seller sees the stock hitting as low as 100 by the end of the year. It’s currently trading around 185. Tesla stock reversed lower Tuesday on the news, falling 2.9% after hitting resistance at its downward-sloping 50-day line for a second straight session. Tesla dipped 0.3% on the stock market today in quick turnover. The stock is trading 35% below its July high, reached in a now-failed breakout attempt from a cup-with-handle base. The stock has trended lower since then as analysts have voiced concerns about the production of Tesla’s new models and their demand. Meanwhile, GoPro is trading 79% below its 52-week high. Shares were briefly able to hold above their 50-day and 200-day moving averages last summer, but the stock entered a steep decline soon after. GoPro shot up 11% Wednesday after announcing it’s buying two video editing mobile apps. GoPro chip supplier Ambarella has moved somewhat in tandem with the action camera maker. It’s trading 65% below its all-time high, which it reached last July after initial commentary from Citron hit the stock about a month earlier. Shares are currently trying to find support at their 50-day line as they fell 2.4% Wednesday. And Mobileye, a Tesla partner, is also trying to hold above its downward-sloping 50-day line, trading down a fraction after losing as much as 4% intraday. It’s trading about 48% below its August high. In December, Citron called Mobileye its 2016 short of the year. Scalper1 News Scalper1 News Related posts: Tesla Motors Better Watch Out For This Competitor Tesla Stock Falls As Citron Shorts; IBD 50 Car Chips Gain Tesla Stock Continues To Lose Spark, Tumbles To 2-Year Low Nvidia Retakes Critical Level As Stock Spikes On Earnings