Tesla From Bad To Worse: Where's the Bottom?

Tesla is facing an unprecedentedly difficult period. The company's revenue and profit for the last quarter came in slightly below expectations, and free cash flow dropped significantly. Elon Musk and CFO Vaibhav Taneja stated that Tesla is facing challenges from rising tariff costs and the expiration of federal EV tax credits. As a result, Tesla's stock fell more than 4% in after-hours trading and has dropped 18% year-to-date. Revenue -12% Y/Y to $22.5 billion ($0.4 billion beat). Gross margin 17% (-1pp Y/Y). Operating margin 4% (-2pp Y/Y). Non-GAAP EPS $0.40 (in-line).

No one can tell when the bottom is definitively. So if you're bullish on TSLA, then add at every dip. Rule of thumb is to add small portions each time the stock dips 5%. Not financial advise though, do your own due diligence. However, I do feel that TSLA has much more to fall and it's not something I'm looking to invest in in the LR and SR. @BABY SPACEROCK  @LULU ROCKET  @TigerStars  @TigerObserver  
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Real-Time Commentary: Tesla Earnings Dip as Expected, But Margin Rebound Reveals Silver Lining Core Financial Indicators $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  's Q2 revenue in the second quarter was $22.5 billion, a decrease of 11.78% year-over-year. Diluted EPS was $0.33, down 21.43% year-over-year, better than the market's anticipated decline of 23.4%. Adjusted diluted EPS was $0.40. Overall, Tesla's revenue was mixed, but Musk warned that the next few quarters could be challenging. Tesla's stock price initially rose in after-hours trading but later fell, now dropping more than 4%. Free cash flow was $146 million, down 89% year-over-year, compared to analysts' expectations of $760 million, despite a 126% increase in the first
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 📉⚖️🔻 TSLA at the Crossroads: Approval Falling, Bears Pressing, and Tariff Storms Brewing 🔻⚖️📉 I’m fully convinced that $TSLA is entering one of its most critical junctures of the year. Price action, political pressure, and historical data are all converging right now, and I believe the market’s about to force a decision. The stock is down 23% YTD, just broke below $305, and is now teetering at the bottom edge of a massive symmetrical triangle on the daily chart. And the timing couldn’t be worse: the upcoming week has historically been Tesla’s weakest of the entire year. 🔍 Setup At $303.24, $TSLA is si
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $T-REX 2X INVERSE TESLA DAILY TARGET ETF(TSLZ)$ $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ 💣📉⚡️ TSLA’s Wedge Test, $41M Put Flood, and Elon’s Sandbag Signal ⚡️📉💣 I’m confident that what’s unfolding in $TSLA this morning isn’t just another earnings hangover; it’s a structural setup disguised beneath a haze of macro anticipation, institutional hedging, and one of the most restrained public earnings tones I’ve ever seen from Elon Musk. Just over an hour into the U.S. session, we’ve already seen over $41M in short-dated puts flood into Tesla’s tape while $24M+ in ≤90DTE calls have been dumped. That’s a flow divergence too big to ignore, and when
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I believe Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   is currently near its bottom, given the challenging period it’l's facing. The company's revenue and profit for the last quarter came in slightly below expectations, and the significant drop in free cash flow is concerning. It feels like a tough spot, but I think this might be a temporary low point. I've noticed that Elon Musk and CFO Vaibhav Taneja have pointed out rising tariff costs and the expiration of federal EV tax credits as major hurdles. These factors are clearly impacting Tesla's financials, with the stock falling around 10% in today's trading and dropping 24% year-to-date. It's a rough patch, and I'm keeping an eye on how these challenges play out. Looking at the numbers, I see
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $T-REX 2X INVERSE TESLA DAILY TARGET ETF(TSLZ)$ $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ 🚨🇺🇸📉 Tesla breakdown or bounce? This level is everything 📈🤖🟩 I’m confident the next few candles on $TSLA will define the rest of Q3. Everything’s converging here: technicals, politics, sentiment, and structure, and I’m watching closely. We just hit the bottom of the macro wedge at $303–305, where multiple support zones overlap: • The 0.5 Fib at $295 from the Nov–Mar move • A key trendline from the March low • Confluence with the 30-week MA around $319 acting as upper resistance This isn’t just technical coincidence; it’s psychological inflection. Bulls

From Glory to Grind: Tesla’s Collapse and the Road to Redemption

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Once the undisputed darling of growth investors and the poster child for the electric vehicle (EV) revolution, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) is now navigating some of the roughest terrain in its corporate history. The company that once disrupted the global auto industry and captivated Wall Street with triple-digit returns now finds itself under growing pressure on multiple fronts — eroding margins, slowing global demand, intensifying competition, and rising investor fatigue. Tesla’s stock is down more than 35% year-to-date, and over 50% from its all-time highs. Once trading at a premium valuation that investors accepted as the price for future dominance, shares now reflect a more sobering outlook: cyclical headwinds, strategic mis
From Glory to Grind: Tesla’s Collapse and the Road to Redemption

Tesla’s Tumble: Q2 Woes Deepen—Where’s the Floor?

Tesla ( $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ) is navigating stormy waters, with its Q2 2025 earnings report on July 23, 2025, exposing a challenging landscape. Revenue fell 12% year-over-year to $22.5 billion, slightly beating estimates by $0.4 billion but underscoring persistent sales weakness. Gross margins slipped to 17% (down 1 percentage point), operating margins contracted to 4% (down 2 percentage points), and non-GAAP EPS of $0.40 met expectations but failed to inspire. Free cash flow plummeted 89% to $146 million, hit by rising tariff costs and the looming expiration of federal EV tax credits. The stock, already down 18% year-to-date, shed another 4% in after-hours trading, leaving investors asking: Where’s the bottom for Tesla, and could Elon Musk’s vis
Tesla’s Tumble: Q2 Woes Deepen—Where’s the Floor?
Tesla’s latest quarter has given investors plenty to worry about — and honestly, it’s starting to feel like the company’s momentum has ground to a halt. Revenue was down 12% year-on-year, gross margins are shrinking, and operating margin has slipped to just 4%. Free cash flow took a big hit, and the expiration of federal EV tax credits, plus new tariff headwinds, are stacking up as real threats to future growth. Despite beating revenue expectations by $0.4 billion, the underlying numbers don’t inspire much confidence. The stock’s reaction says it all: down more than 4% after hours, and now off 18% year-to-date. For a company that once traded on wild growth and untouchable optimism, this is unfamiliar territory. Gone are the days when Tesla could miss on the fundamentals and have Elon’s bra

Mid-week Commentary:Earnings Heats Up While Tariffs Cool Down—Or Do They?

“Tariff Limbo, Profit Palooza: 112 S&P 500 Reports Set to Define H2 2025”It is not easy to summarise the big market movements since the launch of President Trump v2 on 20 January, but with a half-year of data available we can now start to pick out some patterns. According to Forbes, Trump has flip-flopped on tariffs 28 times since Liberation Day. Wall Street has given him the derisive nickname of “Taco Trump” – standing for “Trump always chickens out” – and it may be that the sheer amount of to-ing and fro-ing has given companies and markets time to price in the effects of tariffs and dulled the shock somewhat. The latest promised date of tariff imposition is Friday 1 August, the same day the likes of $Chevron(CVX)$ and
Mid-week Commentary:Earnings Heats Up While Tariffs Cool Down—Or Do They?
Tesla has been on a downward spin for some time now. The only reason it's share price has not fallen earlier was the story telling by Elon Musk. Clearly, the lure of Elon has faded.
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🧘 Tesla: From Panic to Perspective – Where Could the Bottom Be?

It's easy to get shaken when the headlines scream “From Bad to Worse.” But let's step back. $TSLA is down 18% YTD, yes—but context matters. 📉 The Pain Is Real: Revenue: $22.5B (-12% YoY), but still a $400M beat Free cash flow: Down due to Model 3/Y retooling and AI infra ramp Margins: Gross 17%, Op margin 4%—under pressure from price cuts, FX, and tariff noise But here's what's not priced in fully: 🔮 What Comes Next? Model Y L launch this fall = potential ASP boost and demand reset Dojo buildout + AI/robotaxi narrative could return on any autonomy update Q3 comps will look much easier after this low base 🧠 Technical Outlook: Strong support near $310–315 If that fails, psychological level at $300 (gap fill from early June) Resistance now at $338–345, which could be retested on any Fed tailw
🧘 Tesla: From Panic to Perspective – Where Could the Bottom Be?
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next stop 280$?? No good news at the moment and need to watch couple more quarters!!
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Still low, time to buy more
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   I think we see Tesla swing up and down pretty much sideways for the next 1 year.  it will be a news and headline driven stock until we get material contributions from robotaxi. Or if optimus is commercially available. Buy the dips, sell the rips

Earnings Pressure Brings Tesla to Key Technical Level

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Earnings recap: Tesla reported Q2 2025 earnings on July 23, 2025, showing revenue down ~12% year-over-year to $22.5 billion and adjusted EPS at $0.40, both slightly below market expectations. CEO Elon Musk noted a “rough transition period” ahead, citing fading EV tax credits and macro headwinds. Despite this, Tesla highlighted positive developments such as the launch of an affordable EV, early pilot Robotaxi operations in Austin, and progress on the Optimus humanoid program. Technical setup: Following earnings, Tesla’s share price has dropped to around $311.80, testing the lower boundary of the rising channel at 312. Resistance: 333.37, a prior support now turned resistance. Support: 312.00, the current channel low. A breakdow
Earnings Pressure Brings Tesla to Key Technical Level
It's hard to stay bullish. All along MUSK has been such a fluff. He's a great talker, I've to give him credit for that. He sways the market with his swag but that swag won't last long if earnings and sales continue to seriously disappoint. Would you want to invest in such a business if every quarter, sales are declining, profits are dwindling, chaos is stirring as hatred ramps up? Just think about it and give it some thought. Many would still choose to believe in TSLA's dream but how much more should we be deluded? When will we get good returns on our shareholder value? @LULU ROCKET  @SPACE ROCKET  @JiaDeName  
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