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Tesla shares jumped 6.9%, despite a fourth straight month of declining sales in Europe. The rally followed CEO Elon Musk’s announcement that he's now fully refocused on Tesla and his other ventures. Investors are weighing whether this signals a fresh bull run — or a chance to take profits.

Do you feel more confident with Musk doubling down on Tesla? Will Robotaxi actually launch this year? Is $400 the next stop — or is Tesla getting overheated?

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1. @yourcelesttyy:

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Robotaxi: The Future or a Phantom Deadline?

The Robotaxi dream is Tesla’s golden ticket—a fleet of autonomous cabs that could redefine urban transport and pad Tesla’s bottom line by billions. Musk’s latest tease pegs a 2025 debut, starting small with 10 vehicles in Austin before scaling up. The hype’s real, but so are the roadblocks. Regulatory red tape, like California’s self-driving scrutiny, could stall progress. Technical glitches—think lidar debates and software bugs—aren’t trivial either. X users are split: “Robotaxi’s Tesla’s moonshot,” one cheers, while another snarks, “Another Musk deadline we’ll see in 2030.” If it launches on time, it’s a catalyst; if it flops, expect a stock hiccup.

$400 or Bust? Decoding Tesla’s Rally

Tesla’s stock is a rocket at $349.98, up 45% this month alone. Momentum’s screaming—the MACD’s at 11.56, and the 50-day moving average just crossed $300. But the RSI’s creeping to 68.16, flirting with overbought territory. Analysts are all over the map: Morgan Stanley’s $360 target banks on Robotaxi buzz, while Citi’s $380 hinges on trade tailwinds. Tesla’s forward P/E of 25 looks sane for a growth juggernaut, but dark clouds—like Chinese EV giants and tariff threats—could cap the upside. A $400 moonshot’s plausible if Musk delivers, but a dip to $280 isn’t off the table if sentiment sours.

Tesla’s Rally in Numbers

This snapshot shows Tesla’s ascent, but watch that $350 resistance—it’s a make-or-break line.

2. @Binni Ong:

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Earlier in my post here on 15 May, I said that Tesla’s Breakout Rally Has Target at Projected Target $365. Price of Tesla surged up from 346 as predicted and is now trading at 362.

On May 27, 2025, Elon Musk announced his full commitment to $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ operations, stating he is working “24/7” and staying on-site to focus on core projects. This comes amid softening electric vehicle demand, with Tesla’s April sales in Europe dropping 49% year-over-year—contrasting with broader EV market growth in the region.

Current Price: $362.89 (as of May 28, 2025)

Chart Observations:

• Resistance Zone: Price is approaching a key resistance area between $370–$420, where previous rallies have consistently faced selling pressure.

• Previous Low as Resistance: Around $380, a former support level is now acting as a resistance, adding to the overhead pressure.

• Trend Momentum: TSLA remains in a short-term recovery trend. However, the RSI is nearing overbought territory, indicating that upside momentum may be slowing and a pullback could occur if resistance holds.

Implications:

The $370–$380 range is a critical test zone. A decisive break above may signal continued strength, while rejection here could lead to short-term consolidation or a pullback.

3. @ToNi:

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Moreover, Tesla’s ability to rally amid a challenging European market highlights its global brand strength and diversified growth opportunities. With potential expansion in regions like Asia and North America, Tesla is well-poised to offset regional slowdowns. Analysts are eyeing a $400 price target, and given Tesla’s track record of defying expectations, this milestone seems within reach.

While some may argue the stock is overbought, Tesla’s long-term fundamentals—innovation, market leadership, and Musk’s vision—support a bullish outlook. For investors, this could be the start of a new upward cycle, making Tesla a compelling buy in today’s dynamic market.

4. @jerrying:

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Manage to still keep tesla , enter @ 272

Awaiting for skyrocketing !!!

5. @Spiders:

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Why I’m Still Not Buying Tesla Stock?

Despite Musk’s pledge, several broader concerns outweigh any potential benefit from leadership continuity:

1. Valuation Remains Elevated

Tesla continues to trade at premium valuations relative to its earnings, growth rate, and peers in the auto and tech sectors. With the stock significantly above its 52-week low, it appears overvalued by traditional metrics.

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2. Macroeconomic Conditions Are Unfavorable

High interest rates and elevated inflation may be putting pressure on consumer demand, especially for big-ticket items like electric vehicles. These macro factors could limit Tesla's sales growth in the near to medium term.

3. No dividends

Tesla does not offer dividends, which means it appeals mainly to growth-oriented investors. For those looking for income or a more balanced risk-return profile, this is a drawback. At current prices, you're paying a premium with no guarantee of near-term upside.

5. Big Challenges Still Lie Ahead

Even with Musk committed for five more years, Tesla still faces major hurdles. Ramping up production, staying ahead of fast-growing competitors, and dealing with regulatory pressure in global markets — these are complex, long-term challenges. A strong CEO helps, but success depends on the company’s ability to follow through and adapt, not just on who’s in charge.

Final Thoughts

Musk's five-year commitment may inspire confidence, but it doesn’t fundamentally change Tesla’s valuation, risk profile, or competitive landscape. Leadership matters, but it's only one piece of a much larger puzzle. Given current macro conditions, valuation concerns, and non-dividend status, I’m staying on the sidelines. A CEO’s promise — no matter how firm — isn’t enough to justify a buy at this point.

6. @Barcode:

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📍 Key Levels I’m Watching

$330 remains the gamma flip level. Holding above keeps the structure bullish.

$346 is the current Fibonacci resistance.

$355 is the squeeze trigger. A break there likely accelerates upside.

$400 is Piper’s institutional target and the psychological bridge to all-time highs.

💥 VIX Watch: Calm, But For How Long?

$VIX hitting 20 is more than symbolic. Historically, when it drops to these levels during an equity rally, it tends to precede spikes to 25 or even 30. That often correlates with a 5 percent or greater pullback.

Tesla’s resilience into this environment, holding firm while volatility compresses, shows me where relative strength is building.

🤖 Tesla’s True Role: AI Infrastructure, Not Just Autos

Tesla is becoming an AI-powered mobility layer. Full Self-Driving isn’t just a feature. It’s SaaS revenue in motion. Robotaxi fleets offer round-the-clock cash flow. Optimus Bots could extend Tesla’s platform into logistics, manufacturing, and home robotics. And no one has the data moat Tesla has, with billions of real-world miles fueling continuous AI improvement.

This isn’t just a car company scaling EVs. It’s Uber, Nvidia, and Apple rolled into one ticker, and I don’t think the market fully appreciates that yet.

✅ Final Take

Tesla is lining up technically, structurally, and thematically. The price action is clean, the catalysts are real, and the underlying narrative is evolving into something much larger than most traders are ready for.

I’ve got $355 marked as the next inflection. If we clear that, I think Tesla could surprise even the bulls.

Questions for you:

Do you feel more confident with Musk doubling down on Tesla?

Will Robotaxi actually launch this year?

Is $400 the next stop — or is Tesla getting overheated?

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• 4 June (24pm EDT)