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The sudden drop below the $400 mark is a classic display of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$’s signature volatility. Interestingly, the 7.5% sell-off didn’t actually stem from "bad" news; Tesla just delivered a massive Q2 beat (480,126 vehicles vs. the ~406,000 expected). The plunge is a textbook "sell-the-news" reaction after the stock rallied 12% leading up to the announcement, coupled with sudden hype and uncertainty surrounding a potential SpaceX merger. Buying the Dip: Key Signals to Watch Whether this is a "good" time to buy depends entirely on your investment horizon. Tesla is currently priced less like a car company and more like a "physical AI" play (robotaxis, Dojo, humanoid robotics). If you are looking to buy the dip, do not just blindly jump in.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  is a large us based conglomerate with interests in electric vehicle manufacturing and other autonomous vehicular or robotic devices. Further high volatility for the share price of this stock is forecast with great uncertainty of the outcome of equity investments in tesla with no knowledge of the outcome of high capital expenditure and declining profitability of investments in robotics 

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The uncomfortable framing first: the 7.5% drop is not a market error. It is the correct read of a company that just delivered its best quarter ever and then reminded investors that 93% of its current market cap is priced on businesses that still lose money. Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in Q2 2026, crushing Wall Street consensus of 406,024 by nearly 18%. Up 25% year over year. Up 34% from Q1. Its strongest second quarter ever and its first year-over-year delivery growth after two consecutive years of declines. Energy storage deployments hit 13.5 GWh against an estimate of 13.3. European markets grew 108% year over year. The car business is recovering. The market does not care about the car business. That is the entire story. The Two-Company Problem Apply a traditional auto sector multip

Feels more like a positioning shakeout than anything else. Deliveries were fine — the market’s just hung up on what capex means for margins and future growth. If demand holds up and the AI/energy story keeps building, this kind of pullback usually gets bought. All about forward guidance now, not the headline beat. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $SpaceX(SPCX)$

Good for put option 

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Isn't this a buying opportunity at a discounted rate? [Sly]  

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   $Robinhood(HOOD)$   Markets closed quiet but several themes played out in the background. $TSLA snatched headlines as its unsupervised Model Y Robotaxi service hit the streets of Miami today, marking a big step forward in autonomous driving and sending speculation across the EV and mobility space. Meanwhile, $HOOD continues to reward those tracking insider activity, surging 30 percent since Meyer Malka's last purchase. $CSGP crept onto value radars as buybacks increase with the stock trading at its lowest multiple since the financial crisis. Macro data added a cloud: 14 out of 17 months since 2025 have now seen

Had enough of the news. [Cool]  

Tesla Beats Deliveries, Crashes 7.5%: The Anatomy of a Classic "Sell the Fact" Trap 📉⚡ Tesla just delivered a textbook lesson in market psychology. As you can see in Screenshot_20260703-184344.png, the company dropped 7.5% in a single session—marking its worst single-day performance in 11 months. The kicker? This massive plunge happened right after Q2 deliveries significantly beat consensus estimates. If you are scratching your head wondering how a massive operational win translates into a brutal sell-off, you are looking at the wrong metrics. The market has officially changed the rules of the game for Tesla, and volume numbers alone don't cut it anymore. 🔄 The Moving Goalposts: Volume vs. Margins For the longest time, the Tesla narrative was simple: How many cars can they ship? But as a m

Tesla's 7.5% drop suggests the market had already priced in a delivery beat. Investors now care more about whether vehicle demand, margins and the AI and robotaxi strategy can justify Tesla's premium valuation than about one quarter's deliveries. Aggressive capex is a double-edged sword. If it accelerates autonomous driving, AI infrastructure and manufacturing efficiency, it could strengthen Tesla's long-term position. If returns are delayed while automotive margins remain under pressure, investors may stay cautious. For long-term investors, a gradual accumulation on weakness can be reasonable if they believe in Tesla's AI roadmap. For shorter-term traders, waiting for clearer evidence of improving margins or stronger forward guidance may offer a better risk-reward balance. Any future link

I would avoid taking a high-conviction position immediately before the delivery report. A delivery beat could spark a relief rally, especially if expectations have already been revised lower. However, one quarter of deliveries does not resolve the bigger questions around margins, pricing power and execution of Tesla's AI, robotaxi and chip ambitions. Burry's short reflects downside risk if demand disappoints or guidance weakens. Gary Black's view suggests deliveries may exceed consensus, but even a beat may not lift the stock if investors were expecting more. The more important signal is management's outlook. I would rather react to both the delivery figures and commentary than gamble on the binary outcome. Over the long term, Tesla's valuation still depends more on successful execution in

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What a rip on $TSLA, right off the long term trendline, +10.77% so far this week. I heard a certain someone went short Tesla, the funniest thing could happen next 😅

Last week everyone said $TSLA to $320 and today everyone saying $TSLA to $500. Im saying we’re stuck in this $380-$440 range until CyberCabs have a meaningful rollout and Optimus starts production. Just my ¢2 🤷🏽‍♂️ Tesla failed big time on this projection from their earnings report

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The sudden drop below the $400 mark is a classic display of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$’s signature volatility. Interestingly, the 7.5% sell-off didn’t actually stem from "bad" news; Tesla just delivered a massive Q2 beat (480,126 vehicles vs. the ~406,000 expected). The plunge is a textbook "sell-the-news" reaction after the stock rallied 12% leading up to the announcement, coupled with sudden hype and uncertainty surrounding a potential SpaceX merger. Buying the Dip: Key Signals to Watch Whether this is a "good" time to buy depends entirely on your investment horizon. Tesla is currently priced less like a car company and more like a "physical AI" play (robotaxis, Dojo, humanoid robotics). If you are looking to buy the dip, do not just blindly jump in.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  is a large us based conglomerate with interests in electric vehicle manufacturing and other autonomous vehicular or robotic devices. Further high volatility for the share price of this stock is forecast with great uncertainty of the outcome of equity investments in tesla with no knowledge of the outcome of high capital expenditure and declining profitability of investments in robotics 

The uncomfortable framing first: the 7.5% drop is not a market error. It is the correct read of a company that just delivered its best quarter ever and then reminded investors that 93% of its current market cap is priced on businesses that still lose money. Tesla delivered 480,126 vehicles in Q2 2026, crushing Wall Street consensus of 406,024 by nearly 18%. Up 25% year over year. Up 34% from Q1. Its strongest second quarter ever and its first year-over-year delivery growth after two consecutive years of declines. Energy storage deployments hit 13.5 GWh against an estimate of 13.3. European markets grew 108% year over year. The car business is recovering. The market does not care about the car business. That is the entire story. The Two-Company Problem Apply a traditional auto sector multip

woohoo roller coaster go down. ⭐🐯

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Tesla Beats Deliveries, Crashes 7.5%: The Anatomy of a Classic "Sell the Fact" Trap 📉⚡ Tesla just delivered a textbook lesson in market psychology. As you can see in Screenshot_20260703-184344.png, the company dropped 7.5% in a single session—marking its worst single-day performance in 11 months. The kicker? This massive plunge happened right after Q2 deliveries significantly beat consensus estimates. If you are scratching your head wondering how a massive operational win translates into a brutal sell-off, you are looking at the wrong metrics. The market has officially changed the rules of the game for Tesla, and volume numbers alone don't cut it anymore. 🔄 The Moving Goalposts: Volume vs. Margins For the longest time, the Tesla narrative was simple: How many cars can they ship? But as a m

Feels more like a positioning shakeout than anything else. Deliveries were fine — the market’s just hung up on what capex means for margins and future growth. If demand holds up and the AI/energy story keeps building, this kind of pullback usually gets bought. All about forward guidance now, not the headline beat. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $SpaceX(SPCX)$

Good for put option 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   $Robinhood(HOOD)$   Markets closed quiet but several themes played out in the background. $TSLA snatched headlines as its unsupervised Model Y Robotaxi service hit the streets of Miami today, marking a big step forward in autonomous driving and sending speculation across the EV and mobility space. Meanwhile, $HOOD continues to reward those tracking insider activity, surging 30 percent since Meyer Malka's last purchase. $CSGP crept onto value radars as buybacks increase with the stock trading at its lowest multiple since the financial crisis. Macro data added a cloud: 14 out of 17 months since 2025 have now seen

Alwasy don't care veri very hungry

Isn't this a buying opportunity at a discounted rate? [Sly]  

Tesla's 7.5% drop suggests the market had already priced in a delivery beat. Investors now care more about whether vehicle demand, margins and the AI and robotaxi strategy can justify Tesla's premium valuation than about one quarter's deliveries. Aggressive capex is a double-edged sword. If it accelerates autonomous driving, AI infrastructure and manufacturing efficiency, it could strengthen Tesla's long-term position. If returns are delayed while automotive margins remain under pressure, investors may stay cautious. For long-term investors, a gradual accumulation on weakness can be reasonable if they believe in Tesla's AI roadmap. For shorter-term traders, waiting for clearer evidence of improving margins or stronger forward guidance may offer a better risk-reward balance. Any future link

Had enough of the news. [Cool]  

I would avoid taking a high-conviction position immediately before the delivery report. A delivery beat could spark a relief rally, especially if expectations have already been revised lower. However, one quarter of deliveries does not resolve the bigger questions around margins, pricing power and execution of Tesla's AI, robotaxi and chip ambitions. Burry's short reflects downside risk if demand disappoints or guidance weakens. Gary Black's view suggests deliveries may exceed consensus, but even a beat may not lift the stock if investors were expecting more. The more important signal is management's outlook. I would rather react to both the delivery figures and commentary than gamble on the binary outcome. Over the long term, Tesla's valuation still depends more on successful execution in

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$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   Made this trade using CBA (Cash Boost Account) @Tiger_Contra  @TigerStars  @CashBoost  @Tiger_CashBoostAccount   Support / Resistance 📈📉: Support: $408 (?), $402, $394-396, $387, $380 Resistance: $408 (?), $414.5, $420 / $422 (?), $430 Outlook 📝: TSLA opened above $387 yesterday, and went on a heck of a ride breaking through all the resistance levels at $394-396, $402 and $408 (?).

$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$  see once again the price now! May take profit and wait next chance or just hold for next flying! $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Same for this too! Just wait it fly more then we only sell it! Let's go!

Last week everyone said $TSLA to $320 and today everyone saying $TSLA to $500. Im saying we’re stuck in this $380-$440 range until CyberCabs have a meaningful rollout and Optimus starts production. Just my ¢2 🤷🏽‍♂️ Tesla failed big time on this projection from their earnings report

What a rip on $TSLA, right off the long term trendline, +10.77% so far this week. I heard a certain someone went short Tesla, the funniest thing could happen next 😅

MICHAEL BURRY IS REPORTEDLY SHORT TESLA NOW HE NEVER LEARNS , NO ONE MAKES MONEY BETTING AGAINST ELON $TSLA