You would think from reading the news coverage around Nikola’s quarterly results that something disastrous happened there – news outlets everywhere can think of little else other than the Hindenburg Research shorting of its stock in September amid claims that ex-CEO Trevor Milton had told lies to bolter Nikola stock. Typically coverage sorted through its cash position, which is $908 million, and added the word “only” or “just” suggesting the company is about to run out of money. Emphasis on the General Motors deal that was announced a few says before Hindenburg’s revelations, was described as not yet complete, with people adding things like “if it can get that deal done,” at the end. Now there are revelations that ex-CEO…