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Tesla ideas on Fib bollinger... TSLA in troubleSure you can have a squeeze or euphoria...but didn't like 7 Billion in Charging stations that are said to be a few hundred in all the 48 continuous combined... There are like 100 TA and Love's on Interstate 80 Alone AP running damage control...who cares, just look at that number...~200 divided by 48, gives you like 5 per state....yeah, autonomous screams success with one in each major city... *only 10 handles per site and few may be out of sync, not sync, or be malfunctioning due to weather...if weather didnt cut their power- Its okay...diesel generators will help...wait, ??
NASDAQ:TSLA
by CYQOTEK
Options Indicator Explained - so you can SEE what you tradeEver since we created this indicator back around 2020 on the TradingView platform it is so far the best platform for our analysis, research, coding, and development of different trading tools. This was 4 years ago, but we have been with TradingView almost for a decade ! The whole concept of this indicator came when a long time ago we read the big big book of options, and could not understand how come the stock price moved up but our calls are losing money ! Yes, we have been there too. And then came this indicator to life. We don't make a trade without it ever since. If you saw the video, you clearly know why. Let's delve into some key concepts that can elevate your trading game: ### 1. Visualizing Profit and Loss One of the most powerful tools in an options trader's arsenal is the ability to plot profit and loss lines on a chart. This visualization helps you understand the time decay of the options you buy or sell. By seeing how your potential profits or losses change over time, you can make more informed decisions about when to enter or exit trades. ### 2. Moving Beyond the Greeks The Greeks—Delta, Gamma, Theta, and Vega—are often emphasized in options trading, but their standalone value can be limited. What truly matters is how these metrics impact your profit and loss curvature. Think of it like driving a car: while an acceleration meter provides some information, what you really need is the speedometer and a clear view of the road. Focusing on the profit and loss curves allows you to grasp the real impact of these factors on your trades. ### 3. Identifying Pivot Points By observing profit and loss lines, you gain insights into optimal entry and exit points. Placing trades at pivot points can enhance your reward-to-risk ratios. Certain options offer generous room for stop-loss placement and quick profits if you choose pivot points where price rejections are likely. Seeing these lines helps confirm that your trading idea has a high probability of success. ### 4. Conducting Volatility Simulations Professional volatility testing with your indicator is crucial. It allows you to anticipate how changes in volatility will affect your options' profit and loss. Each case is unique and dependent on the underlying stock, so it's vital to have contingency plans and avoid trading blindly. You must always take into account that the volatility can drop or rise against you, and you need to see that even if it happens, you will still be okay, and not be a dreamer. Reality is everything, trade realistically. ### 5. Timing Your Trades Boost your performance by understanding how much profit you can lose (when buying options) or gain (when selling options) over the duration of your trade. This knowledge helps you make better timing decisions and manage your trades more effectively while you are inside the trade. In some trades you can clearly see that you just don't have the time to survive a correction and then wait for the next pulse wave to come and save you, you can see clearly that it is better to take profit today, since you just do not have enough time for a correction and a bounce back to the current profitable price. In options, what it is profitable today is NOT profitable tomorrow. I show you this in the video. ### 6. Simplifying with Profit Lines You don't need to rely heavily on the Greeks anymore. Profit lines already account for these metrics, freeing your mind to focus on price action. This approach eliminates the confusion often associated with the non-linear behavior of options, rooted in complex models like Black-Scholes. ### 7. The Black-Scholes Model and Implied Volatility Understanding the Black-Scholes model and implied volatility is fundamental. These concepts help you grasp how options are priced and how market conditions can impact their value. Using the indicator, you don't need even to know who or what is the Black-Scholes Model, since it does all the work and heavy lifting for you, by plotting you exactly what you truly need... Where you make a profit, where you will make a loss, and how much (profit lines). ### 8. In the Money vs. Out of the Money Knowing the difference between "in the money" and "out of the money" options is crucial. In-the-money options have intrinsic value, while out-of-the-money options are more speculative and rely on price movements to become profitable. ### 9. Short-Term vs. Long-Term Options Short-term call options offer quick potential gains but come with higher risks due to time decay. Long-term call options, on the other hand, provide more time for your trade to work out, reducing the impact of time decay but often requiring a larger capital investment. I show a clear example in the video. ### 10. Maintaining Reward-to-Risk Ratios You should make sure you always maintain the reward-to-risk ratios in your favor BEFORE you enter the trade, this is what keeps you in the game and makes you thrive and not just survive. Do you think they let a pilot to land an airplane, just with his "gut feeling" or do they give them an indicator to SEE the runway? If you don't see your profit and loss lines, you don't see the runway when you land your plane. We've all seen those wallstreetbets BLIND crash landings in options and know how they end before they started. This can and should be avoided, always know your risk, and your potential reward. ### 11. Proof of Accuracy Finally, reliable indicators provide proof of accuracy, showing you the same profit or loss you'd experience given stock movements and implied volatility changes. This consistency gives you confidence in your trades, eliminating confusion and preventing unexpected losses. In the end of the video, there is proof of the accuracy, that the indicator in did shows you the same profit or loss you will have in the position, given the stock movement and implied volatility changes, so you can rest assured that your landing indicator will not surprise you no matter the weather, you will have full control on your options trade. No more the feeling of confusion and then your fast profit crushes to zero or even a loss and you don't know why. Master these concepts, and you'll have a robust framework for navigating the complexities of options trading with precision and confidence.
NASDAQ:TSLAEducation
by ZoharCho
TESLA 300 AFTER EARNINGS ? 3 STRONG REASONS !! Strong EV Market Position: Tesla’s electric vehicles (EVs) remain popular, with the Model Y and Model 3 ranking among the top-selling vehicles in the U.S. in 2023. Even as legacy automakers enter the market, Tesla’s success suggests continued consumer preference for its vehicles. Cybertruck: Tesla’s long-awaited Cybertruck could be a game-changer. Pickup trucks have high gross profit margins, and if Tesla prices the Cybertruck right, it could boost their overall profitability1. Regulatory Credits and Rebates: As Europe tightens regulations on internal combustion engine (ICE) cars, Tesla may receive more regulatory credits (from competitors like Fiat) going forward. Full Self-Driving (FSD) Technology: Analysts estimate that Tesla’s FSD technology could potentially raise earnings per share by $1-$2 annually through the end of the decade.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by NYRUNSGLOBAL
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Tesla (TSLA): Long-Term Breakout Backed by Strong MomentumChart Analysis: Tesla shares have surged past key resistance at $415, marking a significant breakout with strong bullish momentum. 1️⃣ Key Breakout: The price broke above the horizontal resistance level at $415, which previously capped gains in 2021. This breakout signals renewed strength and opens the door for potential continuation. 2️⃣ Moving Averages: 50-week SMA (blue): The price is well above the 50-week SMA at $227, highlighting robust upward momentum and a bullish long-term structure. 3️⃣ Momentum Indicators: RSI: Currently at 80.96, signaling overbought conditions. While this reflects strong buying interest, traders may watch for signs of exhaustion or a pullback. MACD: Bullish momentum is accelerating, with the MACD line rising sharply and far above the signal line. What to Watch: A potential retest of the $415 breakout level as support would be a key technical development to confirm the breakout's strength. Traders should monitor RSI for signs of divergence or overbought reversals while keeping an eye on continuation patterns. Tesla has broken free from a multi-year range, driven by strong bullish momentum. The price action and breakout above $415 suggest bulls are firmly in control. -MW
NASDAQ:TSLA
by FOREXcom
Beta is not right indicator to pick high volatile stocksI have done extensive analysis on lot of stocks to see, which group of stocks gives more returns compared to market, index or any other household branded companies. Before i get into alternative to beta, here i will try to get into the details of beta calculation to understand ourselves why beta may not represent true nature or momentum of a stock. How is beta calculated? Beta is multiplication of two numbers, Correlation and volatility. If any one number out of these two are less, the result will be a low beta number. Correlation: If a stock moves in same +ve or -ve direction as that of market, it will have good correlation. On a given window of 48 prior days from now, how many days(or whatever timeframe) the stock matches up/down movement with respect to market, will give us correlation number. This value will be in the range +1 to -1. If price moves as per market direction, it will be 0 to +1. If price moves in opposite direction of market( that is stock goes up when market goes down or stock goes down when market goes up), the correlation will be 0 to -1. Usually in practice, all stocks are mostly positively correlate with market, so they end up having values between 0 and +1. This means, stocks with close to +1 correlation will have high beta and low correlation( say 0.5) will result in low beta. So correlation will play big role in beta value of a stock. However there will be few stocks, which doesn't move exactly as that of market but still are high volatile. I will explain volatility in short. If one is filtering stocks based on beta, they will loose out gains on these high volatile stocks. Instead of measuring an expected amount of return on a stock with respect to beta, we could simply use volatility to monitor a list of high volatile stocks to reap good returns over time. Volatility: If market moves +0.5%, say stock x moves 1%, conversely if market moves -0.5%, stock x moves -1%, it is safe to say stock x is high volatile. In statistics/math terms, how much the stock is deviating from its mean compared to market, gives a relative value of volatility with respect to market. Standard deviation of stock versus market gives the volatility of the stock. Higher the volatility, higher the gains or losses on the stock. Expecting returns on a stock based on the standard deviation is difficult. Instead, I will simply use a different calculation(explained below), that helps you easily see the expected returns in layman terms. Say, if you buy a stock at the lowest price on a specific month, and sell at highest price in that same month, the profit can be measured in percentage wise. That same number averaged over 12 months gives a rough idea of how much profit one can expect if timed properly every month. Selecting and timing on these high percentage profit returning stocks will amplify the returns over long time, compared to investing or trading in the low volatile stocks. The indicator(free) of mine sangana beta table will list the stocks sector wise, how much percentage a stock moves low to high in a month. It works for S&P500 and Nifty 500 stocks. Happy trading !!!
NASDAQ:TSLAEducation
by JKReddyLin
Riding the Bullish Wave: Tesla Trade Ideas for Next WeekRecent Performance: Tesla has exhibited a stellar market performance, jumping approximately 11% in the past week and an impressive 53% over the last month. The stock’s recent bullish trend has been fueled by high trading volumes and strong options activity around the $500 strike price, indicating robust investor sentiment. Tesla’s growth has played a significant role in driving major indices like the NASDAQ to new highs. - Key Insights: Investors should note the strength of Tesla’s stock, remaining above critical support levels while also showing an inclination toward testing higher resistance levels. Traders are advised to leverage current price movements, focusing on potential pullbacks as buying opportunities. The introduction of innovative vehicle bundles and the Cybertruck's reservation policy are likely to contribute to upcoming sales growth. - Expert Analysis: Analysts maintain a largely bullish outlook on Tesla, with target prices reaching as high as $500. The company is positioned not just as an electric vehicle leader, but also as a contender in AI and robotics, suggesting long-term growth potential. Upcoming strategic initiatives and easing legal distractions enhance market confidence, fostering an optimistic environment despite external economic challenges. - Price Targets: - Next week targets: T1: 450.00, T2: 460.00 - Stop levels: S1: 422.52, S2: 418.82 - News Impact: Tesla is gaining attention due to strategic moves like the unbundling of the Cybertruck reservation requirement and the launch of new bundles for current models. Additionally, legal actions to allow CEO Elon Musk to focus on business operations are favorable for the stock's future. While the backdrop of broader economic uncertainties persists, the prevailing sentiment remains positive, with significant developments likely to buoy investor interest.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by CrowdWisdomTrading
TSLA ....Tesla self explanatory cash flow to price actionNo need to elaborate..but there is one thing that will easily collaborate with the chart above...a story from Russian(soviet at time) spec ops through my Afghan/Pakistani friends ( remember the war they had years ago): "There is one thing that is true of a knife...it needs to be sharp to cut, so do you choose the best steel or the average steel? You choose average, cause its easy to put an edge on....for you only have the bare necessities on the run and you don't have sharpening stones for the harder more tempered steels. That is why AK rules over all---three crates can carry thousands of parts to which any operative can interchange with any other on their own AK. Fancy is fine for the firing range...but jamming and delicate parts are not for the field." When you try to claim the likes of a battery powered car full to the brim with electronics...no way to make things from energy byproduct (such as heating/cooling system)...can compete with a 2002 f350 7.3 international engine dually, you automatically will start the excuses. But remember, that dually- hate the truck/company or not- is a workhorse that is in many simple companies, no thrills landscape or excavation, and has lasted them 22 years. Same fuel tank, same drive trains...sure maybe a rebuild or overhaul...but 22 years. How far has the little battery cars lasted...how far can they last.Get rid of diesel for a 4 hour charge to get you a 1/4 the equipment to a 1/4 the distance to the jobsite. The F350 has barely any electronic sensors, no touchscreens or things to fail. Your Cyber-toy can't make it half way across Minnesota in winter without going down or handles frozen against the body- Smart engineering in the year 2024. Reality check...Toyoda made Toyota and took a steamer on everyone American to the point that Honda felt left out and joined in...the top two most selling and best rated car companies- ask any collection of repair shops. So why is the Chinese/Japanese market banned from challenging the great capitalist, super innovator, and smartest guy who is totally not funded hand-over-fist by the govt...when Ford, Chevy, Stellantis have to battle foreign car companies..hmmm BYD and NE0 have battery swap stations already...and has the "Nikola of our time" gotten there...BYD has cars that make Ford CEO push harder for cutting them off from US consumers (publically says otherwise)..hmmm Oh, forgot, we need to use Bush Jr. and Pelosi's "for the children...and national security" argument. That'll really get the short squeezers going. If you want to argue the above..go "be charitable" for a weekend and give free labor to a landscape, excavation, demolition, or heavy rig/equipment operator and see how much you'll make society better with a non-gooseneck capable battery driven truck that has 25k towing capacity. (trucks have been around since the 40's..no excuse that 'Technology isn't there yet'..oh wait...just ask Nvidia to AI you up a schematic and then refine it with genesis with a hint of GPT2...that'll squeeze you out a higher price) some light reading for you...to make sense of ^^ avt.inl.gov dawnproject.com www.caranddriver.com
NASDAQ:TSLA
by CYQOTEK
TSLA still strong- Bullish on monthly, overbought weekly & dailyTSLA still showing lot of buying, today may be a pullback and on 12/13 it may inch up again. If it breaks previous high, my hunch is that it will enter into next breakout. It might trade above 400 next few days for the selling pressure to subside on daily and weekly charts. The euphoria for TSLA is still very high, so I consider this to be a pullback. If you are a conservative trader, you can write 6 months put for 330-350$ range.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by ctondepu