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. ⸻ 🚨 Tesla Bleeding 8% After Musk Hints at Presidency – Exit or Hold? Tesla stock just took an 8% nosedive, slipping below the $290 mark after Elon Musk shocked the world yet again — this time by announcing the formation of a new political entity: the “American Party.” This move has raised eyebrows across Wall Street and Silicon Valley alike. But as panic-selling kicks in, it’s worth asking: Is this the beginning of the end — or just another Musk distraction? Let’s zoom out and look at what really matters — fundamentals, innovation, and long-term vision. ⸻ 🔍 What Sparked the Sell-Off? Musk’s latest move into politics adds a layer of uncertainty to a company that’s already highly linked to his personal brand. Investors fear that a 2028 presidential run could divert his attention from Tesla

⸻ I recently completed a full cycle of the wheel strategy using Palantir Technologies (PLTR), and here’s how I structured it step by step — along with the exact profits I earned. ⸻ 🔁 Step 1: Sold a Cash-Secured Put On June 30, 2025, I sold a PLTR PUT contract with a $138 strike price, expiring July 3, 2025. For this, I received a premium of $3.16 per share, totaling $316 in upfront income. Since PLTR dropped below $138 at expiration, the put was assigned, and I was required to purchase 100 shares of PLTR at $138 per share. However, thanks to the premium received, my effective cost basis was lowered to: $138 - $3.16 = $134.84 per share ⸻ 📈 Step 2: Sold a Covered Call Immediately after assignment, I moved to the second part of the wheel: I sold a PLTR CALL option with a $140 strike, expiring

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ may benefit from a "slow-motion market melt-up" due to several factors, including increased military spending, particularly driven by recent legislative actions like a "big, beautiful bill" allocating an additional $150 billion to military expenditures, some of which will fund next-generation AI capabilities. Palantir could ride a slow-motion market melt-up, but it’s walking a tightrope between momentum and valuation gravity. In this article I would like to breakdown how it might be a benefit or a concern for investors of Palantir. I am a long term holders of Palantir stocks. Current Strong RSI Momentum And MACD Building Into Crossover If we looked at how PLTR have been trading, the RSI momentum remain strong and

Tesla ( $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ) took a brutal 8% hit, sliding below $290 to ~$287, after Elon Musk announced the formation of the “American Party” and hinted at a 2026 presidential run with a cryptic “Next year” reply to a question about election plans. This bombshell, coupled with a public fallout with former ally Donald Trump, has sparked concerns about regulatory risks and subsidy cuts, shaking investor confidence. Despite a 13.5% Q2 2025 sales miss, Tesla’s Robotaxi pilot and global expansion offer hope for a rebound. With the stock testing key support levels, investors are debating: is this a buying opportunity, or time to exit? Can Musk turn things around, and will Trump’s policies target Tesla? Can the stock hold $250? This report explores T