$AAPL$ Apple has seen a large bullish call order. The May 15th expiry 285 call $AAPL 20260515 285.0 CALL$ had 69,000 contracts opened, with a total notional value of approximately $34+ million. Although I believe Apple's performance this year may still be weighed down by high memory prices, this doesn't prevent the market and large investors from perceiving a potential bottom. With earnings this week, selling the 250 put is an option: $AAPL 20260130 250.0 PUT$ . $FXI$ Regarding the large bearish China ETF orders, I discovered someone shared my analysis in a group, causing some panic. However, a massive, deep out-of-the-money bearish order like
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I made an additional investment in Tesla despite recent headwinds. GLJ Research raised its price target to $25.28, citing concerns over Tesla’s core automotive business, which still accounts for over 70% of sales and is labeled “fledgling.” While global deliveries fell 1.1% in 2024, and steeper declines are projected for 2025 and 2026 due to EV tax credit roll-offs, increasing Chinese competition, and European brand erosion, Tesla’s Energy Generation & Storage segment continues to show promising growth at 12.1% YoY with strong margins. This diversification supports my conviction for long-term potential in Tesla.