$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I recently added to my Tesla (TSLA) position, drawn by the company’s strategic expansion beyond electric vehicles. Morgan Stanley’s “Equal Weight” rating, with a $415 price target, highlights Tesla’s ambitious solar plans, including 100 GW of new manufacturing capacity. The move to vertically integrate solar production aligns with Elon Musk’s vision for solar-powered data centers in space, offering potential synergies across the energy supply chain. Analysts see this as a potential 35% uplift to Tesla Energy’s valuation. This long-term strategic outlook reinforces my confidence in Tesla’s growth beyond automotive, making it a compelling addition to my portfolio.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I’ve made an additional investment in Tesla (TSLA) as the company’s long-term growth strategy gains clarity. Morgan Stanley’s recent “Equal Weight” rating and $415 price target underscore the constructive outlook, particularly in Tesla Energy. The planned 100 GW solar manufacturing expansion signals a strategic move to vertically integrate energy production, potentially boosting Tesla Energy’s valuation by 35% and creating synergies across the energy supply chain. With CEO Elon Musk focusing on solar-powered data centers and broader energy initiatives, Tesla’s vision beyond EVs strengthens its long-term investment appeal. This aligns with my portfolio’s growth-oriented strategy.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I made an additional investment in Tesla (TSLA) as Wall Street’s renewed focus highlights the company’s potential beyond electric vehicles. Morgan Stanley reaffirmed an “Equal Weight” rating with a $415 price target, noting Tesla’s strategic move into solar manufacturing. The plan to add 100 GW of capacity aligns with CEO Elon Musk’s long-term vision, offering a potential 35% uplift to Tesla Energy’s valuation and synergies across the energy supply chain. This vertical integration strengthens Tesla’s position in solar and data center deployment, making it a compelling strategic growth play.

Then, how about Tesla? Tesla's PE is much more higher than Palantir's.

#MyOptionInvestmentJourney Hi everyone! I am back again this week (Feb 23) with an update on my option investing journey. For new reader, may refer to my recap section on the context. Now for my update... 💰 Progress So Far: My current capital is 4,050 USD as of 01-Feb-2026. This week, I have sold 1 PUT Option that expired on (20260320). $TSLL 20260320 11.0 PUT$   I have collected another 16.24 USD in premium — bringing my total Net Revenue since 12th August 2025 to 234.46 USD, which is approximately 5.79% p.a. to date on my capital (currently 4,050 USD). This means I have 4 PUT Options that expired: A. 20260227 B. 20260306 C. 20260313 D. 20260320 Thanks for following along — I will post updates weekly. Lets see how far thi

$TSLA needs to be around $800 onward to be less manipulated higher the price the more challenging for options.But to get there we need 2-3 times consecutive delivery and earning beats which gonna need a miracle. $SPY 

$TSLA need to be around $880 onward to be less manipulated higher the price is more challenging for options. But to get there we need 2-3 times consecutive earning beats etc..

$TSLA breaching from this diamond formation..... if it cannot close right back into it by end of this week, huge fade possible to 386 or even 366-371..... if it pulls back up, b/o run to 446-452 next in line....

$TSLA: 1. Another mindless tariff scare 2. We have seen this pattern nearly every week over the past month 3. However, I am concerned about March and we could potentially slide below $400 eventually (sustained for a few days) 4. But probably not this week 5. Odds of April / May providing some form of inflection or strong catalyst above $500 are much higher than not 6. I remain concerned about March, including on a macro-level.