To The Moon

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla had a strong push earlier in the day, climbing to around $345, before cooling off and dipping back toward $338. For me, this does not means "breakout failed” and instead feels like the market taking a breath before deciding on the next move. Why I still lean bullish: • Normal in big moves: Strong stocks often make a run, then shake out traders with a quick pullback. This flushes out weak hands and gives institutions a chance to reload. • Macro backdrop still friendly: Yesterday’s cooler inflation numbers have given growth stocks breathing room. The Fed may not be as aggressive, which usually works in Tesla’s favor. • Tesla’s unique attention cycle: When TSLA moves, it is not just pri

$Apple(AAPL)$ Apple just added over $400 billion in market cap in a single week, its best run since 2020. Why? A blowout quarter: $94B revenue (+10%), $1.57 EPS (+12%), iPhone sales +13%, Services at all-time highs. And they’re putting $100B into U.S. manufacturing, a move very few companies can afford. Even at a $3T valuation, the growth engine isn’t slowing. AI? That’s still untapped upside. One serious move there and the narrative explodes again.