$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ NIO just delivered a blockbuster quarter. Revenue jumped 69.1% year-over-year to RMB 32.14 billion, with vehicle sales up 80.1% to RMB 29.06 billion. Deliveries came in at 107,658 units, up 49.4% from a year ago. Gross margin improved to 18.4%, and vehicle margin reached 18.5%, versus 10.3% a year earlier. On an adjusted basis they even posted a small profit of RMB 26.1 million, marking a second straight quarter in the black. Their robotaxi is cute, to say the least. But the stock is down over 4%. Why?
$Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ Business continues here. Some missed the $8 calls on DJT and the $2.50 calls on AMC, and have been chasing other setups, which is understandable. But moves can come from anywhere and at any time. That makes it better to simply hold positions across everything being watched, and keep a portion of buying power available. The goal with these swing setups is to keep adding to the overall position. Watching $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ , $AMC Entertainment(AMC)$ , and BTC.X.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Looks like people got scared of losing profit, set tight stop losses, and the bears applied pressure at 360. Still bullish though, the setup is just too good.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ At some point the algorithm is going to turn against the bears. The long-term projections for this company still point upward. That said, I don't mind watching the nickel-and-dime shorting games, since the dips give longs a chance to add to positions.
Noticing some interesting action in $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ today. There's a ton of short-dated call sweeps showing up around the $327.5 to $335 range. Seems like traders are positioning for a quick move higher, probably tied to all the Musk and SpaceX AI buzz floating around. Nearly 90% of today's options premium, roughly $22M, is concentrated in calls, and most of it is 0 to 4 DTE at-the-money. That kind of flow gives the impression a lot of people are expecting more upside from here. Fading this looks risky unless you spot some really clear reversal signals. Price and volume are worth watching closely.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Looking at Tesla's revenue growth over the years is pretty staggering. Q2 Revenue figures: 2026: $28B 2025: $23B 2024: $26B 2023: $25B 2022: $17B 2021: $12B 2020: $6B 2019: $6B 2018: $4B 2017: $3B 2016: $1B 2015: $955M 2014: $769M 2013: $405M 2012: $27M Growing from a few million in quarterly revenue to nearly $30 billion, it's built one of the fastest-growing automotive companies ever. The debate seems to be shifting now. It's not just about vehicle sales anymore. The market is watching to see if the next phase of growth comes from AI, Robotaxi, Optimus, energy storage, or software revenue. The big question is whether Tesla can replicate that past growth rate in what looks like a completely different phas
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I think Elon Musk is a genius, and I'm still confident in TSLA. It's just that strengthening the company is taking more time than many investors might have expected.