$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Ever since April of this year Tesla has been trading in a wide range between 250-360 with no real momentum in the stock. As of recent it looks like we are finally seeing some momentum back into this name. If $TSLA can get thru 360 it could set it up for a bigger move in the coming months back to $500.Recent Developments Robotaxi service launched in Austin with plans to expand to major U.S. cities this yearOfficial entry into India with Model Y + first V4 Supercharger stations liveApplying for UK energy retail license to sell power direct to homes & businessesStrategic pivot to AI5/AI6 chips with Nvidia, AMD & Samsung partnerships Growth Opportunities$25K next-gen EV platform aimed at mass adoption & global market s

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It’s been hard to explain what it feels like holding Tesla right now. I haven’t lost conviction in what the company is trying to do -- I still believe it’s one of the most important players in energy, autonomy, and robotics -- but I’d be lying if I said the noise around it hasn’t made me hesitate.I haven’t added to the position in a while. Not because I think the company has lost its way, but because the surrounding narrative has become so chaotic it’s hard to think clearly about the actual innovation happening inside the business. And when that happens -- when the signal gets drowned out by everything else -- I’ve learned it’s usually a good time to step back and size down.I get why Elon’s making the moves he’s making. It’s n

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It’s interesting to watch the politically motivated haters get skewered by the reality that Tesla is the new $Apple(AAPL)$ . It’s a bit different inasmuch as it’s apples and cars but the genius of Musk is driving Tesla in much the same way Steve Jobs’ genius drove Apple. Optimus is going to be one of the hottest products to ever hit the market and Tesla is the only humanoid robot company with the production capacity needed to make it a commercial success. It’s gonna dwarf Tesla car production value, which is continuing to grow despite the sour notes posted here by political activists posing as investors. One of my neighbors just bought a new Tesla and I have

The global business isn't in quite the trouble it seems to be in the United States. Just be sure to look a bit off the beaten path.There's no denying that President Donald Trump isn't as supportive of electric vehicles (EVs) as his recent predecessors were. Then again, U.S. consumers' interest in EVs hasn't exactly remained robust either. Domestic sales of electric vehicles fell 4.4% in April, according to S&P Global Mobility, ending a 14-month growth streak. Separately, AAA (which you know as the travel and road service company "Triple A") reports that the likelihood of an American purchasing an EV has now fallen (for a third consecutive year) to only 16% of the country's car owners.Be careful of jumping to sweeping long-term conclusions based on short-term data, however, or informati