Tesla, Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) was plunging about 13% lower Thursday after printing a fourth-quarter earnings miss, which Benzinga pointed out on Wednesday was a likely scenario due to a bear flag that had developed on the stock’s chart. The EV giant reported fourth-quarter earnings per share of 71 cents on revenues of $25.17 billion, which missed a Street consensus estimate of earnings per share of 74 cents on revenues of $25.62 billion. Traders and investors who played Tesla’s move to the downside by taking a position in the AXS Short Innovation Daily ETF (NASDAQ: SARK) were enjoying about a 0.9%…