Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares (TSLL), an exchange-traded fund designed to deliver twice the daily returns of Tesla Inc. (TSLA), soared 5.20% in the intraday session on Tuesday. This surge is closely tied to the optimistic outlook surrounding Tesla's strong sales and its ambitious plans for a robotaxi service.
The primary driver behind TSLL's rally is the upbeat sentiment surrounding Tesla's core business. According to news reports, Tesla is expected to set a new quarterly record for vehicle deliveries in the fourth quarter, with analysts estimating approximately 515,000 units delivered. This would represent year-over-year delivery growth compared to 1.8 million vehicles in 2023, despite ongoing macroeconomic challenges. The robust demand for Tesla's electric vehicles is a positive signal for the company's growth prospects and a key factor fueling investor enthusiasm.
Furthermore, Tesla's plans to launch a Robotaxi autonomous ride-hailing service have significantly bolstered investor confidence. The company aims to capitalize on its advancements in self-driving technology, with the Robotaxi expected to provide an additional revenue stream and solidify Tesla's position as a leader in the autonomous driving market. The potential introduction of this disruptive service has ignited speculation about Tesla's ability to tap into lucrative markets beyond traditional vehicle sales.
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