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Tsla - Box is Box?I have what seems like a thousand tesla charts now...and they are all telling me tesla needs to have a seat soon. Tesla has been consolidating on the daily timeframe for quite a while now. What happens if we continue to see presistent failures at the top of box or a look above and fail on the weekly? I'd put my money on a return to value. At some point, tesla should revert back to the mean and I will be there waiting to LEAP at the opportunity(get it?). I would love tesla around the weekly volume point of control around $245 area (this may shift as the days go by). If tesla retests the weekly value area high around $314 and is rejected then we may take a trip down to VPOC town. Granted, for any of this to happen, we would need technicals to cooperate, meaning a LAAF of box and failure to hold the midpoint($384ish), as well as a turn in sentiment. This could happen this fall or next march, who knows, but I'll be there when it does. ~The Villain
NASDAQ:TSLA
by The_Villain_777
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Ferrari RACE Technicals Led Entry With 100% Upside in 2026 RACE is in a measured correction after its July 2025 ATH (~$517). A repeat of prior ~35% corrections (2018/19; 2022) implies a symmetry target near ~$336 (35% off $516), creating a high-quality “buy the pullback” setup for smart investors willing to scale in before fundamentals re-assert. With the current price around ~$400, a full 35% retrace would complete near the low-$330s; prior cycles then delivered outsized recoveries. We view the $330–$360 zone as a strategic accumulation area for 100%+ multi-year upside potential, with a 2026 bull target >$700 assuming backlog support, margin resilience, and successful new product execution. ATH/price data cross-checked from market sources. ________________________________________ Executive Summary • Thesis: Ferrari remains the purest “luxury-automotive as luxury-goods” equity: scarce supply, sold-out order book into 2026, rising personalization, and a carefully staged electrification roadmap supported by the new Maranello e-building. Even with macro or tariff noise, Ferrari’s brand, pricing power, and capital discipline underpin premium multiples. • Why now: The stock’s technical correction is doing the valuation work for you. Into weakness, we favor staged entries ahead of 2026 catalysts EV debut & deliveries; new model cadence; ongoing buybacks. • Key risks we underwrite: macro wealth shocks; execution on first BEV; regulatory/tariff volatility; FX EUR/USD; and luxury demand rotation. Offsetting: backlog visibility, personalization mix, and buybacks. ________________________________________ Ferrari (RACE) Catalyst Scorecard and 2026 Outlook 1) 🏎 New Model Launches & Portfolio — 9/10 Fresh models e.g., Roma Spider, 296 family, 12Cilindri plus track-focused/limited series sustain mix and ASPs. Purosangue remains capacity-constrained by design ≤~20% of shipments, supporting scarcity. Notes: media and management have repeatedly referenced Purosangue caps and order pauses. Rumor watch: the market expects additional halo launches into 2026; specifics beyond official IR should be treated as provisional. 2) 🔌 EV & Hybrid Transition — 9/10 Ferrari’s e-building went live in 2024 to manufacture ICE, hybrid, and the first BEV, enabling in-house e-axles/battery work and flexible capacity. Management reiterated an EV unveiling in October 2025 with sales beginning 2026; external reporting often cites incremental capacity of ~6,000 units management hasn’t fixed a public number. Strategy: electrify without diluting brand character. 3) 💰 Pricing Power & Personalization — 9/10 Personalizations are a structurally expanding, high-margin revenue stream—running ~~20% of revenues by 2025 commentary—while ultra-limited models e.g., Daytona SP3, 499P Modificata add mix tailwinds. Ferrari consistently emphasizes “quality of revenues over volume.” 4) 🌍 Global Demand & Wealth Resilience — 8/10 Order visibility remains exceptional, with management and financial press citing books effectively filled into 2026 even amid tariffs and China softness; U.S./EU/Middle East wealth pools anchor demand. Hybrids already approach half of deliveries, de-risking compliance. 5) 📈 Order Backlog & Supply Discipline — 8/10 Production is deliberately capped; Purosangue constrained to protect exclusivity. Backlog sold-out deep into 2026 reduces cyclicality and protects margins through mix and scarcity. 6) 💵 Shareholder Returns & Capital Allocation — 7.5/10 Ferrari is methodically executing a multi-year €2bn buyback through 2026 alongside dividends, while maintaining heavy R&D and capex for electrification and new platforms. Recent IR updates confirm ongoing tranches. 7) ⚖ Tariffs & Trade — 7/10 The 2025 U.S.–EU deal reduced tariff pressure versus prior peaks, a modest tailwind to margins and pricing optics for EU autos; Ferrari has shown ability to pass costs to clientele. 8) 🏆 Brand & Competitive Moat — 9/10 Ferrari’s moat resembles top luxury houses more than automakers: waiting lists, repeat/collector buyers, F1 halo, and unrivaled pricing power. This underpins luxury-goods-like multiples and high returns. (Multiple third-party and IR references.) 9) ⚔ Competition & Luxury Peers — 6/10 Peers Lamborghini, McLaren, Rimac, etc. lack Ferrari’s breadth/brand equity. Luxury EV entrants pose incremental risk, but Ferrari’s pacing plus customer loyalty mitigate. General industry assessment; monitor EV launches from peers. 10) 📉 Macro & Economic Cycle — 6/10 Ferrari isn’t immune to wealth drawdowns; however, backlog and personalization provide buffers. Management has historically protected price/mix by flexing volumes if needed. ________________________________________ 2026 Outlook What Must Go Right • EV milestone: Successful first-BEV launch & deliveries with waitlists experience parity with hybrids; no brand dilution. • Mix strength: Purosangue/12Cilindri/hyper/limited series maintain ASPs and margins; personalization share inches higher. • Financial delivery: Hitting or beating upgraded plan markers into 2026 after Ferrari indicated it is tracking ahead on profitability versus the original 2026 targets. • Capital returns: Continued cadence on the €2bn buyback; dividend growth within FCF discipline. ________________________________________ Valuation Snapshot • Quality context: Ferrari’s 2024 print and IR commentary emphasize expanding mix/personalization and ahead-of-plan profitability into 2025/26. Refer to FY24 results + CMD updates. • Peer framing: Treat RACE as luxury Hermès-like scarcity rather than auto OEM. This justifies premium EV/EBITDA and P/E vs mass OEMs, provided growth/margins hold. • Multiple work: On pullbacks to the mid-$300s, implied 2026E EV/EBITDA compresses to attractive territory vs luxury comps assuming consensus-style growth/margins investors should plug house estimates. ________________________________________ Scenarios & Targets • Bull ($700–$750) — Successful BEV introduction, backlog conversion, personalization >20% of sales, steady buybacks, and benign macro. • Base ($580–$620) — Order book carries revenues; margins hold with disciplined volumes; EV ramps without profit drag. • Bear ($350–$400) — Wealth shock or EV stumble; cancellations rise, mix weakens; tariff/FX pressure re-rates the multiple. Risk case consistent with technical $330s correction. ________________________________________ Entry & Risk Management Plan • Where to buy: Scale in $360–$380; add aggressively $330–$360 35% measured-move zone. • Sizing: For a diversified HNWI book, a core 1.5–3.0% NAV position, with room to add +100–150 bps on capitulation into the $330s. • Stops/hedges: Soft stop on a decisive weekly break <$320; hedge via short auto-luxury basket or long USD if EUR strength risks translation. • Time horizon: 18–30 months through 2026 catalysts. ________________________________________ Near-Term Catalyst Timetable rolling 12–18 months • Oct 2025–1H 2026: First Ferrari BEV unveil → initial deliveries watch order intake, waitlist depth, option take-rate, margin commentary. • Ongoing 2025–26: Buyback tranches; monitor IR posts for pace/size. • Quarterlies/Capital Markets updates 2025–26: Mix/personalization trajectory; backlog commentary; Purosangue allocation discipline.
NYSE:RACELong
by ProjectSyndicate
10
BTC — Bitcoin: Macro x ETFs x Hashrate → Real Flow, Real Volatil⭐️ BTC — Bitcoin: Macro x ETFs x Hashrate → Real Flow, Real Volatility Buy/Hold bias long term; short-term: correction likely in September (seasonality), with bear target ≈ $88,000 in my playbook. 🔥 Latest headlines (spot check) 🔸BTC back near $111K as risk assets bounce to start September. 🔸Hashrate sets a fresh record (~1 zettahash/s 7-day avg); a >7% difficulty hike is expected within days. Network is the strongest ever, but miner margins tighten. 🔸U.S. spot BTC ETFs show renewed net inflows (e.g., +$333M on Sep 2 across funds). Flows remain a key daily demand gauge. 🔸MicroStrategy (now “Strategy”) bought more BTC last week (~4,4k coins; holdings ≈ 636.5k BTC)—ongoing corporate bid. 🔸Europe angle: a Winklevoss-backed bitcoin treasury firm plans an Amsterdam listing, signaling appetite for listed BTC exposure in the EU. 🗓 Near-term event & data catalysts (September) 🔸Fri, Sep 5 — U.S. Jobs (NFP, Aug) at 08:30 ET. Labor softness would bolster rate-cut odds and risk appetite; a beat could do the opposite. 🔸Wed, Sep 11 — U.S. CPI (Aug) at 08:30 ET. Inflation surprise drives real-rate expectations → BTC beta. 🔸Tue–Wed, Sep 16–17 — FOMC + press conference. Policy path & dot plot = macro volatility for BTC. Fri, Sep 26 — Options/Derivs expiry: • Deribit monthly BTC options expire 08:00 UTC (last Friday rule). • CME Bitcoin monthly options settle Sep 26 as well. These expiries often amplify gamma flows and spot-vol. Early Sept — Next difficulty adjustment likely >7% up (tightens miner economics short-term). Medium-dated overhang Mt. Gox creditor deadline: Oct 31, 2025. Any schedule/details update could swing “supply overhang” narratives. 📈 Flows & on-chain/market structure 🔸ETF flows remain the cleanest real-time demand proxy; watch daily creations/redemptions. 🔸Sustained positives tend to align with spot strength; outsized outflows can weigh on price. 🔸Network health is stellar (ATH hashrate), but rising difficulty + a softer tape can pressure high-cost miners → potential miner selling into weakness. 🔸Corporate treasuries (e.g., Strategy/MSTR) keep adding on dips—bullish signal for supply absorption on red days. 🧠 Seasonality & tone check September is historically a weak month for BTC (average ~−3% to −4% since 2013), which fits the current “pullback/mean-revert” setup. 📣 Social/flow buzz (signals, not noise) 🔸ETF flow posts (Farside, Bloomberg desks) are getting traction again—watch after U.S. close for prints. 🔸Saylor/Strategy buying headlines keep the “corporate bid” narrative front-and-center. 🧭 Levels & plan (author’s framework) 🔸Bias: Long-term constructive; near-term: correction mode likely extends through September (seasonality + event risk). 🔸Bear target: $88,000 (where I’d expect volatility to attract responsive buyers). 🔸Invalidation for bears (tactical): A strong reclaim/close above ~$113K–$115K with improving 🔸ETF inflows would weaken the pullback thesis. 🔸Sizing: Respect macro data days (NFP/CPI/Fed) and options expiry week—expect higher realized vol. 🗺 What to watch next (checklist) 🔸Daily U.S. spot BTC ETF flows (post-close updates). Momentum if creations persist; caution on redemptions clusters. 🔸Sep 5 — NFP (Aug) 08:30 ET. Risk-on if soft; risk-off if hot. 🔸Sep 11 — CPI (Aug) 08:30 ET. Headline/core surprises steer the FOMC tone. 🔸Sep 16–17 — FOMC + presser. Watch guidance on cuts, balance sheet, and growth. 🔸Sep 26 — Deribit & CME monthly expiries. Positioning/“max pain” dynamics into that Friday. Difficulty adjustment (early Sept). If >7% up as projected, monitor miner behavior/sell pressure.
BINANCE:BTCUSDShort
by ProjectSyndicate
42
TEXAS INSTRUMENTS BACK TO 200 Why Texas Instruments (TXN) Could Rebound to $200 by 2026: Semiconductor Revival TXN's trading at ~$182 today (Sep 23, 2025), down ~20% from its $230 peak amid industrial softness and China tariffs, but with EPS surging 20%+ and analog demand roaring back, $200 (10% upside) is a slam-dunk floor by EOY 2026. Here's the bull reload:Revenue Ramp & Analog Dominance: Q2 '25 revenue +16% YoY to $4.4B, with industrial up 9% sequentially. Analysts eye $17.5B in '26 (9% YoY growth from $16B '25), fueled by 300mm wafer ramps and auto/enterprise recovery—hitting 50%+ gross margins for $200 valuation at 25x sales. 3 sources EPS Explosion: Consensus EPS jumps to $6.44 in '26 (20% from $5.35 '25), undervalued at 28x forward P/E vs. 35x historical avg. At norm multiple, that's $226—clearing $200 easy, per WallStreetZen's $208.67 base case. 2 sources CapEx Efficiency & Cash Flow Surge: $5B '25 spend drops to $2-5B '26 on optimized 1.2x capex/revenue, unlocking $8-12B free cash flow. Dividend hiked 4% to $1.42/share, with buybacks hedging volatility—StockScan's $248 avg '26 seals the rebound. 3 sources Analyst Consensus Over $200: 25-51 firms avg $212-218 PT (Buy rating, high $298), with TipRanks at $212.83 on AI/data center tailwinds (13% earnings CAGR). Lows $125, but bulls dominate post-Q3 guidance.
NASDAQ:TXNLong
by NYRUNSGLOBAL
Ferrari (RACE) Catalyst Scorecard AND 2026 OutlookFerrari (RACE) Catalyst Scorecard AND 2026 Outlook ________________________________________ 1. 🏎 New Model Launches & Portfolio (9/10) Ferrari’s 2023–26 lineup is packed with high-end launches. Recent additions include the Roma Spider, SF90 XX, 296 Challenge, and 499P Modificata. Demand for the Purosangue SUV has been overwhelming, with early orders suspended and deliveries backlogged into 2026. Coming next: the 849 Testarossa plug-in hybrid deliveries H2 2025/Q1 2026 and the F80 hybrid hypercar limited series, ~1,200 hp. These models should sustain ASP growth and keep exclusivity intact. ________________________________________ 2. 🔌 EV & Hybrid Transition (9/10) Ferrari is phasing electrification deliberately. After hybrids like the SF90 and 296, Ferrari will unveil its first fully electric car in October 2025 deliveries start 2026. A new “e-building” in Maranello is ready to expand capacity by ~6,000 units annually. Ferrari is building in-house motors and batteries while still pledging to keep V12 ICE alive as long as possible. This balance between heritage and compliance ensures both regulatory cover and customer enthusiasm. ________________________________________ 3. 💰 Pricing Power & Personalization (9/10) Ferrari’s bespoke strategy fuels unmatched pricing power. Recent results showed hundreds of millions in incremental profit from high-priced halo models Daytona SP3, 499P Modificata and personalization demand. Personalization now represents nearly one-fifth of revenues. Carefully managed price hikes on core models, combined with ultra-limited editions, cement Ferrari’s position as the most profitable automaker per unit. ________________________________________ 4. 🌍 Global Demand & Wealth Resilience (8/10) About three-quarters of Ferrari’s sales go to repeat customers, and nearly half to collectors owning multiple Ferraris. The expanding global wealthy class adds to the demand pool. Ferrari’s sales are well balanced across regions; China is only ~10%, limiting exposure to that slowdown. Wealth concentration in the U.S., Europe, and the Middle East provides resilience against macro shocks. ________________________________________ 5. 📈 Order Backlog & Supply Discipline (8/10) Ferrari’s order book is sold out through 2026/early 2027. The company deliberately caps production e.g. Purosangue SUV shipments limited to ~20% of total to preserve scarcity. This ensures pricing discipline and supports margin expansion. With supply tightly managed, Ferrari avoids the discounting and inventory overhangs that plague mass-market automakers. ________________________________________ 6. 💵 Shareholder Returns & Capital Allocation (7.5/10) Ferrari’s capital return story is strong. Annual dividends and share buybacks together exceed €750 million. The €2 billion buyback program through 2026 is ongoing. At the same time, Ferrari invests aggressively in R&D e-building, hybrid/EV systems without margin erosion. The balance between shareholder distributions and future growth spending is a key investor confidence driver. ________________________________________ 7. ⚖ U.S./EU Tariffs & Trade (7/10) A recent U.S.–EU deal cut auto tariffs, enabling Ferrari to avoid planned price hikes in the U.S. and improving margins slightly. Regulatory pressure on emissions is real, but Ferrari’s measured EV roadmap addresses compliance. Trade risks are less critical for Ferrari than for volume automakers, but favorable deals add incremental margin upside. ________________________________________ 8. 🏆 Brand & Competitive Moat (9/10) Ferrari’s brand power is unmatched. It combines scarcity, desirability, and F1 heritage to justify luxury-goods multiples more in line with Hermès than Porsche. The brand enables Ferrari to command unmatched ASPs and maintain margins north of 25%. Ferrari’s intangible moat protects it against both cyclical demand dips and competitive threats. ________________________________________ 9. ⚔ Competition & Luxury Peers (6/10) Direct competitors—Lamborghini, McLaren, Rimac—lack Ferrari’s scale, heritage, and breadth. Luxury EV entrants pose some risk, but Ferrari’s controlled rollout and customer loyalty limit the threat. Peer comparisons place Ferrari firmly alongside high-end luxury brands, not mass-market automakers, underscoring its unique positioning. ________________________________________ 10. 📉 Macro & Economic Cycle (6/10) Ferrari is somewhat insulated but not immune. A sharp global downturn or wealth destruction could dampen orders. However, its backlog, exclusivity, and personalization revenue provide cushions. Even in recessions, Ferrari can slow production and still maintain pricing power. ________________________________________ Catalyst Scorecard Rank Catalyst Score 1 New Model Launches & Portfolio 9.0 2 EV & Hybrid Strategy 9.0 3 Pricing Power & Personalization 9.0 4 Brand & Competitive Moat 9.0 5 Global Demand & Wealth Trends 8.0 6 Order Book & Supply Discipline 8.0 7 Shareholder Returns 7.5 8 U.S./EU Tariffs & Trade 7.0 9 Competition & Luxury Peers 6.0 10 Macro & Economic Cycle 6.0 ________________________________________ Valuation Scenarios • Bull Case ($700–$750): Successful EV debut, robust demand for new models, strong margins, continued buybacks. • Base Case ($580–$620): Order backlog supports steady revenue growth, modest EV contribution, pricing discipline. • Bear Case ($350–$400): Macro downturn or execution missteps lead to cancellations and lower margins.
NYSE:RACELong
by ProjectSyndicate
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TSLA path to 550/650 USD Breakout Still Pending🔥 What specifically drives TSLA into 550–650 📦 Deliveries + mix surprise If unit volumes beat whisper numbers and mix favors higher-trim/FSD attach, you get more gross profit per vehicle without needing price hikes. Watch the cadence of regional incentives and shipping vectors; strong NA/EU mix plus improving China utilization is the sweet spot. 🛠️ Margin stabilization → operating leverage Gross margin base effect + opex discipline = powerful flow-through. Even a 100–150 bps lift in auto GM, coupled with energy GM expanding as Megapack scales, can push operating margin into low-mid teens. That alone recodes the multiple market is willing to pay. 🔋 Energy storage stepping out of auto’s shadow Megapack/Powerwall growth with multi-GW backlogs turns “side business” into a credible second engine. As deployments and ASP/contract mix normalize, investors begin modeling $10–$15B annualized energy revenue with attractive GM — this is multiple-expanding because it looks more like infrastructure/software-tinted industrials than cyclical autos. 🤖 Autonomy & software monetization bridges Two things move the needle fast: (1) clear progress toward supervised autonomy at scale (drives FSD attach + ARPU), and (2) licensing (FSD stack, charging/NACS, drive units). Even modestly credible paid-miles/seat-based models (think $50–$150/month vehicles on fleet) transform valuation frameworks. 🦾 Optimus/robotics as a real option, not sci-fi The market doesn’t need commercial ubiquity — it needs line-of-sight to pilot deployments and unit economics where labor-substitute ROI < 3 years. A few high-credibility pilots (warehousing, simple assembly, logistics cells) can tack on optionality premium that pushes the multiple toward the top of the range. 💹 Options-market reflexivity Flows matter. Elevated call demand near ATH turns dealers short gamma, forcing delta hedging that lifts spot, which triggers more call buying → a familiar feedback loop. On breakouts, watch open interest skew to short-dated OTM calls, and put-call ratios compressing; these magnify upside in a tight float day. 🌍 Macro & liquidity If indices hold highs and the rate path doesn’t tighten financial conditions, growth duration gets rewarded. TSLA’s beta + story premium thrives in that regime. ________________________________________ 🧠 Outside-the-box accelerants 🛰️ “Software day” packaging A coordinated showcase that bundles FSD progress, energy software (fleet, VPP), service/insurance data, and Optimus pilots into a single capital-markets narrative could reframe TSLA as a platform. The Street responds to packaging; it compresses time-to-belief. 🤝 Third-party FSD/charging licensing headlines A single blue-chip OEM announcing software licensing + NACS deep integration reframes the competitive landscape. The equity market pays a software multiple for recurring seats. 🏗️ Capex signaling for next-gen platform without GM hit Announcing a modular, high-throughput manufacturing scheme (cell to structure, gigacasting tweaks, logistics compression) with proof that unit economics are accretive from ramp can flip skeptics who anchor to past ramp pain. ⚡ Grid-scale contracts + financing innovation If Tesla pairs utility-scale storage with project-level financing (think repeatable ABS-like channels for Megapack), you de-risk cash conversion cycles and unlock a new investor constituency (infrastructure/green income). That tightens the multiple. ________________________________________ 🏎️ Comparative playbook: RACE (Ferrari) & NVDA (NVIDIA) 👑 RACE — the scarcity & brand ROIC lens Ferrari’s premium multiple rests on scarcity, orderbook visibility, and brand pricing power. TSLA doesn’t have scarcity, but it can borrow the RACE lens via (a) limited-run, ultra-high-margin trims that anchor halo pricing, (b) waitlist-like energy backlogs that create visibility, and (c) bespoke software packages that mimic “personalization” margin. In bull phases, RACE trades as a luxury compounder rather than an automaker; TSLA can earn a slice of that premium when the energy + software story dominates. 🧮 NVDA — the flywheel & supply-constrained S-curve NVIDIA’s explosive run blended (1) clear demand > supply, (2) pricing power, (3) ecosystem lock-in. TSLA’s battery and compute stacks can echo that dynamic: limited 4680/cell supply + Megapack queues + proprietary autonomy data moat. The moment the market believes TSLA is supply-gated (not demand-gated) in energy/AI, it will award NVDA-like scarcity premia. Add toolchain stickiness (training data, fleet miles, Dojo/AI infra), and you get ecosystem multiples rather than auto multiples. 📊 What the comps teach for TSLA’s 550–650 zone • RACE lesson: visibility + pricing power boost the quality of earnings → higher P/E durability. • NVDA lesson: credible scarcity + platform control turbocharge EV/Sales and compress the market’s time-to-future state. • Translation for TSLA: blend of luxury-like quality (energy contracts + premium trims) and platform scarcity (cells/AI stack) → multiple rerate into our target band. ________________________________________ 🧾 Valuation outlook 🧮 Earnings path • Units up mid-teens % Y/Y; ASP stable to slightly higher on mix; energy + software up strongly. • Auto GM +100–150 bps; Energy GM expands on scale; opex +SMC disciplined → op margin 12–15%. • Share count glide modest. Forward EPS ≈ $9–$11. • Multiple: 50× (conservative growth premium) → $450–$550; 60× (software/autonomy visibility) → $540–$660. • Why the market pays up: visible recurring high-margin lines (FSD, energy software, services) + AI/robotics optionality. 📈 EV/Sales path • Forward revenue $130–$150B (auto + energy + software/services). • Assign blended EV/Sales 6.5–7.5× when energy/software dominate the debate. • Less net cash → equity value per share in $550–$650. • Check: At 7× on $140B = $980B EV; equity ≈ $1.0–$1.1T with cash, divided by diluted shares → mid-$500s to $600s. Momentum premium and flow can extend to upper bound. ________________________________________ 🧭 Technical roadmap & market-microstructure 🧱 Breakout mechanics A decisive weekly close above prior ATH with rising volume and a low-volume retest that holds converts resistance to a springboard. Expect a “open-drive → pause → trend” sequence: day 1 impulse, 2–5 sessions of rangebuilding, then trend resumption. 🧲 Volume shelves & AWVAPs Anchored VWAPs from the last major swing high and the post-washout low often act like magnets. Post-break, the ATH AVWAP becomes first support, then the $500 handle functions as the psychological pivot. Above there, $550/$590/$630 are classical measured-move/Fib projection waypoints; pullbacks should hold prior shelf highs. 🌀 Options & dealer positioning On a break, short-dated OTM calls populate 1–2% ladders; dealers short gamma chase price up via delta hedging. Expect intraday ramps near strikes (pin-and-pop behavior) and Friday accelerants if sentiment is euphoric. A steepening skew with heavy call open interest is your tell that supply is thin. ________________________________________ 🧨 Risks & invalidation 🚫 Failed retest below the breakout shelf (think: a fast round-trip under the $4-handle) downgrades the setup from “trend” to “blow-off.” 🧯 Margin or delivery disappointments (e.g., price-war resumption, regional softness) break the EPS/EV-Sales bridges. 🌪️ Macro shock (rates spike, liquidity drains) compresses long-duration multiples first; TSLA is high beta. 🔁 Flow reversal — if call-heavy positioning unwinds, gamma flips to a headwind and accelerates downside. ________________________________________ 💼 Trading & portfolio expressions for HNWI 🎯 Core + satellite Hold a core equity position to capture trend, add a satellite of calls for convexity. If chasing, consider call spreads (e.g., 1–3 month $500/$600 or $520/$650) to tame IV. 🛡️ Risk-managed parity Pair equity with a protective put slightly OTM or finance it with a put spread. Alternatively, collars (write covered calls above $650 to fund downside puts) if you’re guarding a large legacy stake. ⚙️ Momentum follow-through Use stop-ins above key levels for systematic adds, and stop-outs below retest lows to avoid round-trips. Size reduces into $590–$630 where target confluence lives; recycle risk into pullbacks. 💵 Liquidity & slippage Scale entries around liquid times (open/closing auctions). For size, work algos to avoid prints into obvious strikes where dealers can lean. ________________________________________ 🧾 Monitoring checklist 🔭 Delivery run-rate signals (regional registration proxies, shipping cadence). 🏭 Margin tells (bill of materials trends, promotions cadence, energy deployment updates). 🧠 Autonomy milestones (software releases, safety metrics, attach/ARPU hints). 🔌 Licensing/partnership beats (NACS depth, FSD/AI stack interest). 📊 Options dashboard (short-dated call OI ladders; put-call ratio shifts; gamma positioning). 🌡️ Macro regime (rates, liquidity, risk appetite). ________________________________________ ✅ Bottom line 🏁 The 550–650 tape is not a fairy tale — it’s a stacked-catalyst + rerate setup where energy/software/autonomy rise in the narrative mix, margins stabilize, and options-market reflexivity does the rest. Execute the breakout playbook, respect invalidation lines, and use convex expressions to lean into upside while protecting capital. esla (TSLA) — Breakout Playbook 🎯 Core Thesis • Insider conviction: Musk’s ~$1B buy. • Risk-on macro: equities at highs, liquidity supportive. • Options reflexivity: call-heavy flows can fuel upside. • ATH breakout (~$480–$490) = gateway to price discovery. ________________________________________ 🚀 Upside Drivers to $550–$650 • Deliveries & Mix: Surprise beat + higher trim/FSD attach. • Margins: GM stabilization + energy scaling → op margin 12–15%. • Energy: $10–15B rev potential with infra-like multiples. • Autonomy/Software: FSD attach, ARPU, licensing. • Optimus/Robotics: Pilot deployments → ROI < 3 yrs adds optionality. • Licensing Headlines: OEMs adopting NACS/FSD stack. • Capital Markets Narrative: Packaged “software + energy + robotics” story reframes Tesla as a platform. ________________________________________ 🏎️ Comparative Bull Run Lens • Ferrari (RACE): Scarcity, orderbook, luxury multiples. • NVIDIA (NVDA): Scarcity + ecosystem flywheel → EV/Sales premium. • Tesla Parallel: Blend of luxury quality (energy backlogs, halo trims) + AI scarcity (cells, fleet data, Dojo). ________________________________________ 📊 Valuation Bridges • EPS Path: $9–$11 EPS × 50–60× = $450–$660. • EV/Sales Path: $130–150B revenue × 6.5–7.5× = $550–$650. ________________________________________ 📈 Technical Roadmap • Breakout > $490 → retest holds → next legs: o $550 / $590 / $630 / stretch $650–$690. • Watch anchored VWAPs; ATH shelf flips to support. • Options chase accelerates above round strikes.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by ProjectSyndicate
56
Dogecoin (DOGE) Market Update & Catalysts: Ready for 50 cents?🚀 Dogecoin (DOGE) Market Update & Catalysts 🐋 Whale Accumulation & Trading Activity Large players (“whales”) have been steadily absorbing DOGE, fueling upward momentum. Recent market structure shows that bulls defended the $0.22 zone, while primary support and reload range sits at $0.15–$0.16 — the bottom of the accumulation range. A breakout above $0.25 could spark a run toward $0.40, especially if short positions get squeezed. 🏦 ETF Prospects & Institutional Tailwinds Optimism is building around a potential Dogecoin Spot ETF, with growing speculation that approval could arrive in the next cycle. An ETF would open the doors for institutional capital, mirroring what happened with Bitcoin’s rally. 🔗 Expanding Utility (DogeOS & DeFi) The development of DogeOS, which allows DOGE to interact with Ethereum DeFi ecosystems, could give the coin a major utility boost beyond its meme status. This evolution may help sustain higher valuations long-term. 📈 Technical Signals & Price Forecasts Chart patterns are turning favorable: Golden cross (50-day MA crossing the 200-day) shows momentum strength. Oversold RSI signals suggest a potential reversal upward. If support at $0.15–$0.16 holds and bulls reclaim $0.25, upside targets expand to $0.34–$0.40. 🔮 Bullish Scenarios & Analyst Sentiment Mid-term projections highlight possible price zones: Conservative path: $0.30–$0.33 into 2025. Aggressive path: Retesting all-time highs near $1 if institutional demand + ETF + DeFi traction align. 🌟 Key Positive Catalysts 🔑 Catalyst 🚀 Impact 🐋 Whale absorption & accumulation Strengthens base; short squeezes possible. 🏦 Spot ETF approval potential Brings institutional demand. 📊 Technical bullish patterns Golden cross + RSI suggest uptrend. 🔗 DogeOS & DeFi integration Expands DOGE’s real-world use cases. 💬 Strong community + hype Keeps DOGE in the spotlight. ✅ Summary Dogecoin is holding its accumulation base at $0.15–$0.16, with strong whale support and growing catalysts like ETFs and DeFi integration. If bulls can reclaim the $0.25–$0.26 zone, momentum could build toward $0.40 in the mid-term — with long-term upside scenarios eyeing $1+ if institutional and utility drivers align.
BINANCE:DOGEUSDLong
by ProjectSyndicate
39
TSLA Catalysts Ranking: September 2025 update and Path ForwardHere's an updated/revised outlook for TSLA including all the primary catalyst ranking and analyst ratings and overview of latest developments this was updated for September 2025 with all the viable market data. 🤖1. Autonomous & Robotaxi Execution (↑ from 8.5 to 9/10) • Why it matters: Tesla officially launched its Robotaxi service in Austin on June 22, 2025, deploying a small fleet of 10–20 invite-only Model Ys operating within a geofence and featuring human safety monitors.. • The stock rallied impressively—up 9%–11% on launch day.. • Regulatory scrutiny intensified as the NHTSA launched probes into delayed crash reporting and other safety concerns.. • Musk also touted FSD v14 as 2–3× safer than humans, with v15 aiming to be 10× safer—but cautioned debugging would take "several months.". • Why the bump to 9/10? The real-world rollout is finally underway, drawing heavy investor focus—even amidst safety questions. ________________________________________ 🌍2. EV Demand Growth & Geographic Recovery (holds at 9/10) • Despite a 13% year over year global sales drop in H1 2025, future demand hinges on Amazon of lower priced models and tax credit extensions.. • Strong upward investor sentiment: TSLA is up 54% over the past year, despite being down ~16% YTD.. • Why still 9/10? Long-term EV momentum remains solid; a rebound may follow new launches or incentive shifts. ________________________________________ 💸3. U.S. EV Tax Credits & Incentives (↑ from 6 to 7.5/10) • The $7,500 EV tax credit—set to expire September 30—has been extended: now, buyers can qualify with a signed purchase agreement, even before delivery.. • However, expiration still looms and could dampen demand.. • Why bump to 7.5/10? The extension buys breathing room and could stabilize near-term demand. ________________________________________ 📉4. Fed & Interest Rates (↑ from 5 to 6.5/10) • On August 22, Tesla led a mega cap tech rally (up 6%+) after Fed chair hinted at possible rate cuts—lower borrowing costs may aid EV financing.. • Why improved score? Lower rates remain a key catalyst for big-ticket items like EVs. ________________________________________ 🎭5. Affordable Entry-Level Model / Next-Gen Platform (holds at 8.5/10) • Musk revealed the upcoming affordable model may resemble a Model Y and could launch slower than expected post tax credit expiration.. • The “next gen” platform—including the so called “Model 2/Q” or Cybercab—targets mid 2025 production.. • With delays likely, expectations remain high but execution risk persists. ________________________________________ 🔋6. Battery Cost & Margin Improvement (holds at 8/10) • Q2 margins improved modestly, supported by cost cuts and energy business growth.. • Yet, regulatory credits continue to decline (–51%), pressuring margins.. ________________________________________ 🤖7. Energy & AI Upside (new 8/10) • Tesla is doubling down on autonomy and energy. Musk highlighted robotaxi, energy storage, and its humanoid Optimus robot, slated for early 2026.. • Wedbush’s Dan Ives sees Tesla as an “embodied AI compounder,” while William Blair estimates self driving could be worth nearly $1 trillion.. • This iterative AI and energy focus is a compelling re-rating vector. ________________________________________ 📊 8. Safety, Regulatory & Governance Risk (↑ to 7/10) • NHTSA’s probe into crash-report delays, plus ongoing FSD safety concerns, elevate tail risk.. • Musk’s political entanglements have had adverse brand impacts; while stepping back from new political initiatives helped marginally, skepticism persists.. • Added governance scrutiny and Musk’s external ventures continue to weigh on sentiment. ________________________________________ 🚩9. Competition & Global Sales Slump (holds at 6.5/10) • EV rivalry heats up, and Tesla’s European and Chinese market share slumped significantly. • Still a notable headwind. ________________________________________ ✅10. Commodities & Raw Material Costs (holds at 5.5/10) • Volatile raw material prices continue to affect margins; hedges help but don't eliminate the risk. ________________________________________ 🚀11. Macro & Trade Policies (new 6/10) • Tariff risks and global trade instability persist. Musk has warned of “rough quarters” ahead linked to these macro risks.. • Considered separately, worth tracking but less immediate than others. ________________________________________ Updated Catalyst Scorecard Rank Catalyst Score 1 Autonomous & Robotaxi Execution 9 2 EV Demand Growth 9 3 Affordable Entry-Level Model 8.5 4 Battery Cost & Margin Improvement 8 5 Energy & AI Upside 8 6 U.S. EV Incentives 7.5 7 Safety, Regulatory & Governance Risk 7 8 Fed & Interest Rates 6.5 9 Competition & Global Sales Slump 6.5 10 Macro & Trade Policy Risks 6 11 Commodities & Raw Material Costs 5.5 ________________________________________ 📊Analyst Ratings & Price Targets (Updated) • Median 12-month price target: ~$303–$307, implying slight downside from current ~$346.. • High-end bulls: Dan Ives (Wedbush) at $500; Benchmark raised to $475.. • Cautious voices: UBS remains bearish at $215, saying robotaxi upside may be priced-in.. • Wolfe Research: warns near-term earnings estimates are too optimistic, free cash flow may remain under pressure.. ________________________________________ 🔍Recent Headlines You Should Know • Robotaxi launch in Austin, promoting optimism but drawing scrutiny.. • FSD & Optimus focus, backed by bullish commentary like “embodied AI compounder.”. • EV credit tweak buys time for deliveries and demand.. • Fed hinting at rate cuts, offering cyclical lift.. • Q2 earnings miss on EPS and revenue, but autonomy/energy pushed narrative.. ________________________________________ • Bull Case: Robotaxi and AI drive restore investor confidence, pushing targets toward $475–$500. • Base Case: Steady but cautious—watch for execution on autonomous and cost-efficiency. • Bear Case: Renewed delivery slumps, regulatory blowback, or failed rollout could weigh toward downside support in the $300–$330 range.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by ProjectSyndicate
37
Tesla, Inc. $TSLA ~ Very Concerning (Not much left)...Tesla, Inc. engages in the design, development, manufacture, and sale of electric vehicles and energy generation and storage systems. It operates through the Automotive and Energy Generation and Storage segments. The Automotive segment includes the design, development, manufacture, sale, and lease of electric vehicles as well as sales of automotive regulatory credits. The Energy Generation and Storage segment is involved in the design, manufacture, installation, sale, and lease of solar energy generation, energy storage products, and related services and sales of solar energy systems incentives. The company was founded by Jeffrey B. Straubel, Elon Reeve Musk, Martin Eberhard, and Marc Tarpenning on July 1, 2003 and is headquartered in Austin, TX.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by EndlessCode
A to 236 or B killing A to 420Tesla is one of those stocks that is heavily manipulated algorithmically. When we were in an uptrend and needed a little push, a large fractal was created that could break a previously formed structure which should have taken us to $236(A). Interestingly, a very strong symmetrical triangle has emerged, influencing this upward movement, and the final price—due to some mystical reason—seems to be $420(B). It’s also worth noting that this whole move is being influenced by another similar structure whose target is above $600. So, if we analyze everything that’s happening, a 12% drop in sales means nothing compared to what Tesla will gain from robots, restaurants, and robotaxis, which I call RRR
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by AllAboutMoney
Cup & HANDLE + Mini Double Bottom: $TSLA to $610 ScenarioI maintain a bullish stance on Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ), supported by a compelling combination of technical patterns and strong fundamental drivers. The current chart setup reveals a Cup and Handle formation complemented by a Mini Double Bottom, both of which are classic bullish continuation patterns. These suggest a potential breakout scenario that could drive NASDAQ:TSLA to $610 by year-end. Technical Roadmap: Gap Fill to $408: Anticipated earnings momentum, particularly from the Robotaxi segment, is likely to propel the stock to fill the previous gap at $408. Consolidation at $450: Following the gap fill, I expect a consolidation phase forming a “box” around the $450 level. Breakout to $610: A decisive breakout above $450 could trigger a strong rally toward the $610 target. ***Current Key Catalysts Supporting the Bullish Thesis: Robotaxi Expansion: Tesla’s autonomous driving initiative is gaining traction, with Robotaxi developments expected to significantly boost revenue and margins. India Market Entry: Tesla’s upcoming launch in India opens access to one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing EV markets. In-House Chip Development & Dojo 2 Expansion: Continued investment in AI infrastructure and custom silicon enhances Tesla’s competitive edge in autonomy and robotics. Tesla Diner Launch: The near-completion of Tesla’s themed diner adds to brand visibility and customer engagement. Global EV Adoption: Tesla continues to benefit from rising EV demand across multiple international markets. Optimus Robot Hype: Growing interest in Tesla’s humanoid robot project could unlock new revenue streams and investor enthusiasm. Favorable Macro Trends: A declining interest rate environment supports higher valuations for growth stocks like Tesla. Institutional Accumulation: Recent trading activity suggests that institutional investors are accumulating shares within the current range. Grok AI Integration: The integration of Grok AI into Tesla vehicles could enhance user experience and differentiate Tesla’s infotainment ecosystem. Investment Strategy: I recommend initiating or increasing exposure to NASDAQ:TSLL (leveraged Tesla ETF) ahead of the upcoming earnings report. This could offer amplified returns if the bullish scenario plays out. Consider accumulating further on any dips, particularly during the consolidation phase around $450. BUY NOW NASDAQ:TSLA NASDAQ:TSLL
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by sej4974
Nvidia (NVDA) 2025+ Catalysts & Risks: Analyst Views🚀 Nvidia (NVDA) 2025+ Catalysts & Risks: Analyst Views 🔑 Key Catalysts Driving Nvidia’s Stock Growth (2025+) 1. 🏆 AI Chip Dominance Nvidia maintains >90% market share in data-center AI chips (Blackwell, Hopper, Rubin). Its CUDA ecosystem and relentless innovation keep it as the “default” supplier for advanced AI, giving NVDA massive pricing power. 2. 🏗️ Surging Data Center Demand Cloud and enterprise AI spending remains white-hot. Tech giants (Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Google) are collectively pouring $300B+ into 2025 AI CapEx. Data center revenues are at all-time highs; analysts expect this uptrend to extend through 2026 as “AI infrastructure arms race” persists. 3. 🌐 Mainstream AI Adoption AI is now integrated in nearly every industry—healthcare, finance, logistics, manufacturing, retail. As companies embed AI at scale, NVDA’s hardware/software sales rise, with “AI everywhere” tailwinds supporting 15–25% annual growth. 4. 🤝 Strategic Partnerships Big wins: Deals with Snowflake, ServiceNow, and massive sovereign/international AI collaborations (e.g., $B+ Saudi Arabia/“Humain” order for Blackwell superchips; UAE, India, and Southeast Asia ramping up AI infrastructure using Nvidia). 5. 🚗 Automotive/Autonomous Vehicles NVDA’s automotive AI segment is now its fastest-growing “new” business line, powering next-gen vehicles (Jaguar Land Rover, Mercedes, BYD, NIO, Lucid) and expected to surpass $1B+ annual run rate by late 2025. 6. 🧑‍💻 Expanding Software Ecosystem Nvidia’s “full stack” software (CUDA, AI Enterprise, DGX Cloud) is now a sticky, recurring-revenue engine. Over 4M devs are building on Nvidia’s AI SDKs. Enterprise AI subscriptions add high-margin growth on top of hardware. 7. 🌎 Omniverse & Digital Twins Industrial metaverse and simulation/digital twin momentum is building (major partnerships with Ansys, Siemens, SAP, Schneider Electric). Omniverse becoming the industry standard for 3D AI/simulation, unlocking new GPU/software demand. 8. 🛠️ Relentless Innovation Blackwell Ultra GPUs debuting in late 2025, “Rubin” architecture in 2026. Fast-paced, aggressive product roadmap sustains Nvidia’s tech lead and triggers constant upgrade cycles for data centers and cloud providers. 9. 📦 Full-Stack Platform Expansion Grace CPUs, BlueField DPUs, and Spectrum-X networking mean Nvidia is now a “one-stop shop” for AI infrastructure—capturing more value per system and displacing legacy CPU/network vendors. 10. 🌏 Global AI Infrastructure Buildout Recent US export rule rollbacks are a huge tailwind, opening up new high-volume markets (Middle East, India, LatAm). Nvidia remains the “go-to” AI chip supplier for sovereign and enterprise supercomputers outside the US, supporting continued global growth. ________________________________________ 📈 Latest Analyst Recommendations (July 2025) •Street Consensus: Overwhelmingly bullish—~85% of analysts rate NVDA as “Buy/Overweight” (rest “Hold”), with target prices often in the $140–$165 range (post-split, as applicable). •Target Price Range: Median 12-month PT: $150–$160 (representing ~20% upside from July 2025 levels). •Key Bullish Arguments: Unmatched AI chip lead, accelerating enterprise AI adoption, deep software moat, and a robust international/sovereign AI order pipeline. •Cautious/Bearish Notes: Valuation premium (45–50x P/E), high expectations priced in, geopolitical and supply chain risks. ________________________________________ ⚠️ Key Negative Drivers & Risks 1. 🇨🇳 US–China Tech War / Chip Export Restrictions • US restrictions: While the Biden administration eased some export bans in May 2025 (allowing more AI chip exports to Gulf/Asia partners), China remains subject to severe curbs on advanced NVDA AI chips. • Workarounds: Nvidia is selling modified “China-compliant” chips (H20, L20, A800/H800), but at lower margins and lower performance. • Risk: If US tightens controls again (post-election), China sales could fall further. Chinese firms (Huawei, SMIC, Biren) are also racing to build their own AI chips—posing long-term competitive risk. 2. 🏛️ Political/Regulatory Risk • Election year: A US policy shift (e.g., harder tech stance after Nov 2025 election) could re-restrict exports, limit new markets, or disrupt supply chains (especially TSMC foundry reliance). 3. 🏷️ Valuation Risk • NVDA trades at a substantial premium to tech/semiconductor peers (45–50x fwd earnings). Any AI “spending pause” or earnings miss could trigger sharp volatility. 4. 🏭 Supply Chain & Capacity Constraints • As AI chip demand soars, there’s ongoing risk of supply/delivery bottlenecks (memory, HBM, advanced packaging), which could cap near-term revenue upside. 5. 🏁 Competitive Threats • AMD, Intel, and custom in-house AI chips (by Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Tesla, etc.) are scaling up fast. Loss of a hyperscaler account or a successful open-source software alternative (vs CUDA) could erode Nvidia’s dominance. 6. 💵 Customer Concentration • A small handful of cloud giants account for >35% of revenue. Delays or pullbacks in their AI spending would materially impact results. ________________________________________ 📝 Summary Outlook (July 2025): Nvidia’s AI chip monopoly, software moat, and global AI arms race create a powerful multi-year growth setup, but the stock’s high valuation and US-China chip tension are real risks. Analyst consensus remains strongly positive, with most seeing more upside as data-center and enterprise AI demand persists—but with increased focus on geopolitical headlines and potential supply chain hiccups. ________________________________________
NASDAQ:NVDALong
by ProjectSyndicate
45
TSLA bearish: Musk vs Trump! Subsidy Spotlight & Sentiment RisksIf you haven`t bought TSLA before the recent breakout: Now you need to know that Tesla (TSLA) is sitting around $315, but the vibe is getting shakier. Elon Musk’s feud with Donald Trump — complete with jokes about “putting the DOGE on him” if deported — might feel like another meme moment, but it spotlights Tesla’s huge dependency on federal and state support. Estimates show Tesla could face up to $48 billion in lost government contracts and incentives over the next decade if the political tide turns. With Trump’s base calling out “green subsidies” as wasteful, Tesla’s funding pipeline could get squeezed — just as competition ramps up and margins get tighter. Key Bearish Points 1) Political Risk Is Real Musk’s public fight with Trump is a double-edged sword: he risks losing goodwill on both sides of the aisle. If the next administration decides to gut EV credits, Tesla could take a huge hit — far more than its rivals who rely less on U.S. incentives. 2) Subsidy Dependence Tesla’s success is partly built on a foundation of tax credits, carbon credits, and favorable policies. $48B in potential lost value is nothing to shrug off — especially when competitors like BYD are gaining ground. 3) Bearish Technical Setup TSLA’s chart is rolling over inside a bearish channel. It recently failed to hold the $330 level and now sits around $315. A clean breakdown below $300 could open the door to your target zone at $262 — a major support area from earlier this year. Catalysts: Any new comments from Trump’s camp about EV subsidies Weak delivery/margin numbers from Tesla Broader tech/equity pullback Musk’s crypto distractions no longer propping up sentiment Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
TRADENATION:TSLAShort
by TopgOptions
Gold Market Update: Stuck in summer time range / SeasonalityGold is stuck so far last 4-6 weeks in tight range trading conditions due to summer time seasonality also strong gains previously expecting range locked conditions in July as well here's an overview of 5 years and 10 years of seasonality data by month until at least August expecting dead market conditions it's best to focus on trading the range or trading with automated algo instead. Here are the two tables showing month-over-month percent changes in gold prices (London PM fix USD/oz) for June, July, and August: | Year | June Close | July Close | August Close | June % | July % | August % | | ---- | ---------: | ---------: | -----------: | -----: | ------: | -------: | | 2023 | 1,942.90 | 1,951.02 | 1,918.70 | –0.04% | +0.42% | –1.68% | | 2022 | 1,836.57 | 1,732.74 | 1,764.56 | –5.65% | +1.80% | +1.80% | | 2021 | 1,834.57 | 1,807.84 | 1,785.28 | –1.47% | –1.48% | –1.22% | | 2020 | 1,761.04\* | 1,771.65\* | 1,968.16\* | +8.66% | +11.19% | +10.99% | | 2019 | 1,342.66\* | 1,413.39\* | 1,523.00\* | +5.29% | +7.95% | +7.74% | | Year | June Close | July Close | August Close | June % | July % | August % | | ---- | ---------: | ---------: | -----------: | -----: | ------: | -------: | | 2023 | 1,942.90 | 1,951.02 | 1,918.70 | –0.04% | +0.42% | –1.68% | | 2022 | 1,836.57 | 1,732.74 | 1,764.56 | –5.65% | +1.80% | +1.80% | | 2021 | 1,834.57 | 1,807.84 | 1,785.28 | –1.47% | –1.48% | –1.22% | | 2020 | 1,761.04\* | 1,771.65\* | 1,968.16\* | +8.66% | +11.19% | +10.99% | | 2019 | 1,342.66\* | 1,413.39\* | 1,523.00\* | +5.29% | +7.95% | +7.74% | | 2018 | 1,270.00\* | 1,230.00\* | 1,194.00\* | –1.09% | –3.15% | –3.02% | | 2017 | 1,257.00\* | 1,243.00\* | 1,280.00\* | +0.72% | –1.10% | +2.93% | | 2016 | 1,255.00\* | 1,364.00\* | 1,322.00\* | +3.24% | +8.67% | –3.11% | | 2015 | 1,180.00\* | 1,172.00\* | 1,116.00\* | –2.06% | –0.68% | –4.69% | | 2014 | 1,320.00\* | 1,311.00\* | 1,312.00\* | –0.65% | –0.68% | +0.08% | 🔍 Summary Highlights June has been weak more often than not—negative in 6 of the past 10 years. July shows modest gains overall—positive in 7 of the last 10. August is the strongest summer month—positive 6 times out of the past 10, with several double-digit y/y gains (like +10.99% in 2020).
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by ProjectSyndicate
36
TLSA Catalyst Ranking and Market Update: June 2025Here's an updated/revised outlook for TSLA including all the primary catalyst ranking and analyst ratings and overview of latest developments 🔋 1. EV Demand Growth Strength: 9/10 → 9/10 Global electric vehicle adoption remains the dominant pillar. Tesla faces softer comp in Europe (–40.5% drop in May) wsj.com, but overall trend remains firmly upward. 🌍 🚗 2. Affordable Entry Level Model Strength: 8.5/10 → 8.5/10 Tesla still on track to launch a < $25K EV in first half of 2025. Any delays or execution issues could pressure sentiment. ⚡ 3. Battery Cost & Margin Improvement Strength: 8/10 → 8/10 Margins saw slight relief Q1, driven by cost cuts f, but macro headwinds persist. 🤖 4. Autonomy & Robotaxi Rollout Strength: 7.5/10 → 8.5/10 Robotaxi debuted in Austin in June, sparking a ~10% one-day stock surge. Benchmark raised its target to $475/buy on the rollout—strong tailwind. 🚩 5. Competition Strength: 7/10 → 6.5/10 Rivals like Xiaomi’s new YU7 are gaining ground. Tesla must maintain differentiation. 📉 6. Trade Policies & Tariffs Strength: 6.5/10 → 6.5/10 Still relevant due to Tesla’s global footprint, though less front-page than before. 💰 7. Incentives & Subsidies Strength: 6/10 → 6/10 U.S. IRA tax credit policies remain supportive; evolving eligibility remains a swing factor. 🛢️ 8. Commodity Costs Strength: 5.5/10 → 5.5/10 Raw-material swings affect margins. Inventory hedges help but not wholly mitigate. 📈 9. Fed & Interest Rates Strength: 5/10 → 5/10 A higher-rate environment still limits valuation multiples for growth-tier companies. 🎭 10. Musk Profile & Governance Strength: 4/10 → 5/10 Analysts (e.g., Bradley Tusk) warn of being “massively overvalued” tied to Musk’s persona. Musk’s renewed focus on Tesla vs. other ventures (DOGE, SpaceX) will be watched. ________________________________________ 🚀 Refreshed Catalyst Rankings Rank Driver Score 1 EV demand growth 9 2 Affordable model 8.5 3 Battery costs/margins 8 4 Autonomy/robotaxi execution 8.5 5 Competition 6.5 6 Trade & tariffs 6.5 7 Regulatory incentives 6 8 Commodities 5.5 9 Fed Rates 5 10 Musk reputation/governance 5 ________________________________________ 📊 Latest Analyst Ratings & Targets • Benchmark / Mickey Legg: Buy, target $475 (from $350) — cites robotaxi safety-first rollout, automation upside • Wedbush / Dan Ives: Outperform, target $500 — labels TSLA as an “embodied AI compounder” • Morgan Stanley / Adam Jonas: Buy, target $410 — bullish on AI/self driving positioning • Cantor Fitzgerald / Andres Sheppard: Overweight, target $355 — optimism rooted in robotaxi and FSD rollout • UBS / multiple: Sell, target $215–225 — skeptical on demand and valuations Consensus snapshot (FactSet): • Mean price target ≈ $311–$312 • Mean rating between Hold–Buy (~2.7/5) ________________________________________ 🗞️ Recent Headlines • “Tesla completes first fully autonomous Model Y delivery ahead of schedule” • “Tesla robotaxis launch in Austin” boosting momentum • “EU Tesla sales slump” May registrations down 40.5% • “Tesla fires longtime insider as Europe slump deepens” ________________________________________ 🔍 Summary Outlook Tesla shares are navigating a volatile interplay of strong tech promise and unfolding execution risks: • Overweight view (Legg, Ives): Robotaxi rollout and AI thrust fuel upside. Automation transition seen as transformative. • Bullish base (Jonas, Sheppard): AI, FSD rollout, affordable model support core thesis. • Skeptical view (UBS, Tusk): Slumping deliveries in Europe/China, heavy valuation, Musk's external focus seen as emotional dampener. Upcoming triggers to watch: 1. Q2 delivery and production results (mid July). 2. Robotaxi rollout execution/regulatory clearance. 3. Margin trajectory as costs evolve. 4. FSD reliability and expansion in new markets. ________________________________________ ✅ What This Means for You • Bull case: Robotaxi + AI momentum may drive TSLA back toward targets in the $475–500 range. • Bear case: Weak deliveries, macro and competition pressures could cap shares or trigger pullback toward prior support ($330–350). • Neutral: Watch near-term delivery and autonomy news to shape next move.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by ProjectSyndicate
37
TESLA: Can double its price ($640) by the end of the year.Tesla is neutral on its 1D technical outlook (RSI = 51.064, MACD = 4.910, ADX = 24.971), consolidating for the past week, but remains over its 1D MA50 and 1D MA200 nonetheless. Since the major market bottom on January 6th 2023, it's been trading inside a Channel Up and this is its 3rd bullish wave. The 2 prior rose by +196.67% from the bottom of the pattern (despite the 2nd breaking marginally under it). Consequently, this suggests that Tesla can rise by +100% from the current $320 level, before the Channel Up tops (HH) again. We are bullish, TP = 640. See how our prior idea has worked out: ## If you like our free content follow our profile to get more daily ideas. ## ## Comments and likes are greatly appreciated. ##
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by InvestingScope