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07-07

A move back above US$400 is technically encouraging, but one strong session does not settle the longer-term picture. If you're already holding Tesla, trimming a small portion into strength can be reasonable if it has become an oversized position. If you're looking to buy, waiting to see whether US$400 holds as support after a pullback offers a more favourable risk-reward than chasing a sharp rally.


The longer-term debate remains unchanged. Tesla still has strengths in software, AI, robotics and autonomous driving, while competition, especially from BYD, continues to pressure its EV market share. Unless new catalysts materially improve earnings expectations, patience around key support levels is a prudent approach rather than buying purely because of one breakout.

Tesla Climbs 3.2% to Reclaim $400 as Miami Robotaxi Launches — Is the Self-Driving Story Back?
Tesla (TSLA) rose 3.17% today, reclaiming the key $400 level and snapping a multi-day losing streak, driven by tangible autonomous driving progress as the company's Robotaxi service officially launched in Miami, alongside Q2 delivery data reigniting debate over whether TSLA is re-anchoring to an "autonomy-first" valuation narrative. A broader tech sector rebound provided additional tailwind as $400 was recovered for a second time. With Robotaxi moving from slides to the street, is Tesla's rebound a genuine restart of the self-driving narrative — or another news-driven pulse destined to fade?
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