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Oi, get on the car. The market took a sharp dive.
YOLO (~20k in puts): If $TSLA hits $200 by Friday I donate $5.5k to Special Olympics
Tomorrow’s play TQQQ 400 60 puts (4/11) and TSLA 280 puts (4/11)
Options Questions Safe Haven Thread | Jan 29 - Feb 04 2024
How did you know that TSLA was priced for a 50% CAGR?
Buying TSLA calls during the dump, I thought we were in a bull market, no?
It's time for Inverse Cramer and buy TSLA
TSLA down, lots of people in puts popping Champagne - LVMH moon!
Question for people who profited from both TSLA and NVDA ?
What do y’all think about using ChatGPT for stock researching?
Call me dumb but doesn’t this chart pattern show that $TSLA is about to shoot to the moon?
Imagine your only narrative to boost your company is restricting all other competitors, $TSLA puts
Any else else see this? $TSLA was watching it during after hours and saw the spike!
First time, am I doing it right? TSLA 185 1/26 call. Roast me
who had TSLA puts and show us your bag
Puts vs Short shares with calls as a hedge
Spent the rest of my life savings betting on a TSLA drop. Didn't think it would happen so soon.
Starting the year off right $TSLA and $ZIM
TSLA: testing 192 support and lower support near 176
What is wrong with TSLA to many short sells? I know Ev Market is not that great but...
This is heading towards extreme oversold territory. How much more will it go 🤔
Are you putting a Stop Order on your $TSLA shares tomorrow?
Retrace Inbound? 1-24-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, and DXY/ US Dollar Daily Market Analysis (Tesla Earnings)
Retrace Inbound? 1-24-24 SPY/ ES Futures, QQQ/ NQ Futures, 10YR Yield, and DXY/ US Dollar Daily Market Analysis (Tesla Earnings)
Tesla Non-GAAP EPS of $0.71 misses by $0.03, revenue of $25.17B misses by $590M
Just buy SEMI/AI and ride the hype. The roller coaster will end soon but for now it’s green day’s ahead.
Why I'm getting Tesla Puts, A Deep Dive into Earnings (A Must Read)
A Deep Dive into Tesla's Earnings (A Must Read)
Here's to $TSLA big miss on ER. Lotto for fun!
Anyone get frustration with themselves not buy more Magnificent 7 ?
Nice timing for anonymous TSLA leak - reuters
So, this is kinda why I think Netflix will beat
Options Questions Safe Haven Thread | Jan 22-28 2024
Just went full YOLO on TSLA - $208 per share with 2x Leverage 🚀🚀
A Lamborghini-Style EV: BYD Goes Upmarket to Outmaneuver Tesla
Congrats to the guy with TSLA 215 call options for today
It’s 2024, how are you guys planning on taking advantage the “AI Craze”?
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I'm not reading the comments, I'm sure someone else has said it already, but... The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent. The market for TSLA has been irrational for its entire history. It has managed to reach a fundamental value in line with prices that were previously irrational. Just off the cuff, if you were to move the stock chart 5 years into the future, the stock may have actually warranted its price at any point. But today, I wouldn't pay a dollar per share. No doubt even in the worst possible case, where the company goes fully insolvent and is sold off for parts, it's worth at least $15 per share, it's not at its not worth a dollar, it's that I have zero desire to be associated in any way with the absolute nonsense Musk pushes. I see no chance for them to actually deliver on *any* of the promises supporting the current share price. But that won't matter until the believers stop believing.
Other Key Stocks to Watch Semiconductors & Equipment: Micron (MU): Leaped 11% in the week leading up to CES as demand for memory in AI data centers remains strong. ASML (ASML): Recently jumped 8% following a double upgrade, with analysts citing a strong 2026 outlook for chip-making capacity. Qualcomm (QCOM): Focus is on the Snapdragon X2 Elite chip, with shares currently trading roughly 12% below average analyst targets. Automotive & Industrial Tech: Mobileye (MBLY): Historically moves on autonomous driving partnerships (e.g., GM, Volkswagen). Tesla (TSLA): Remains a volatile "AI and Robotics" play, though it recently saw some sell signals ahead of the event. Caterpillar (CAT) & Hyundai: Major industrial players showcasing "Physical AI" and autonomous construction, which can influence long-term analyst models.
Elon and Trump back together so I guess TSLA calls??
VWAPY is up 41.8% yoy F is up 44% Volvo is up around 33% Hell… SAAB is up *almost 300%*, lmfao. Basically: TSLA is a meme and isn’t even beating the wider car industry in the trading market anymore, * even despite an insane 310 P/E*. The only thing they are “winning” at is their market cap valuation… which really means nothing.
If it's TSLA all it takes is one Elon tweet lol
I'm all in on TSLA. I believe in that trillion
puts on TSLA we found enough oil to run gas powered cars for another 3 billion years
!banbet TSLA 1000 100d
Guarantee 100 percent VOO allocation would beat this allocation over the span of 3 years. Shit I'm not even 100 percent VOO, its just that this is a bad allocation imo. There is way too many individual stock picks here, I could see this portfolio quite easily lagging the S&P 500. Especially if there was a correction in TSLA's inflated price.
Shorting TSLA, diamond hand NVDA, and calling Fidelity to get my options application expedited
Wait, am I being rewarded for being dumb enough to buy TSLA calls on Friday?
Bro, TSLA can only be valued with Price to Dream ratio, not price to earning ratio. Suffocating for dreams...
!Banbet TSLA to 390 by end of week
I'm all in on TSLA 2x stock for now. If it goes to $800 by EOY, I will have made like around 60k which is good enough for me. If it crashes down to $200, then rip. But high chance it goes up this year than down.
I think Google will be the winner in all of this and is the best prepared for any downturn. Along with fiber companies like cien/nok... Google isn't leveraged, have a ton of cash, and are ahead in quantum. Cien especially and Nokia really are facing huge demands for fiber... But if things slow down, of course they'll be affected adversely too. I have high confidence in Ciena however, as their CEO Gary Smith successfully navigated the fallout of the dot com bubble and has had decades of leadership. He seems like a very well grounded person. I mean, look at the charts of cien /goog vs nq, MSFT, pltr, crwv, smci, amd...even TSLA lately. The stochastic Nature of Ai /parrot problem seems to be immensely challenging to resolve and will likely require us to go back to the age of research. I think this guy's right, but it's a long video and pretty complex. https://youtu.be/aR20FWCCjAs?si=jiyGxNr0A1dlwaBB
!banbet TSLA 450 24h
I might short TSLA too now, Elon keeps bringing up random things and moving this stock.
thoughts on Tesla? I feel like it is going down for EVs (TSLA) since oil is now becoming cheaper
Gas at the pump will drop below $1 in 2026, puts on TSLA.
Oil about to get cheaper. TSLA gonna dump?
Memba when zucc and 🍈 were going to fight hand 2 hand?Respect zucc a lot for escalating that. TSLA calls i guess
TSLA isn't just a meme stock. It's more like crypto. "Emotional" value with untethered actual value behind it. The Bitcoin "stock" has ZERO P/E.
most of these arent even swing trades, but long term conviction plays. 1) *Electric cars are the future and maybe Elon will be close becoming the first ever trillionaire* \- probably yes, and he will be the first "western" capitalist to reach 1T, but it won't be because of his cars, TSLA is already pivoting from cars as it's losing substantial market share in electric cars all over the world - not a swing trade 2) *Oracle wants to go big as well with their data centers* \- they certainly want to do that, but it doesn't seem to be working well for them, most of their valuation stems from huge accounts receivable, which i dont think is ever gonna happen, since the numbers are not sustainable - not a swing trade 3) *USA will control Venezuela so Chevron might go big too* \- venezuela is in horrible state, it will take a decade to scale up production, but for companies to even invest the country has to be stable (which it isn't, how long are gonna americans hang around). The invasion was possibly unlawful and a lot of things could happen, like the next administration leaving the country, its not worth to invest billions for 3 years only. Also venezuelan oil is low quality, and oil prices are low. - definitely not a swing trade 4) *Saudi wants to control the entertaining industry so Ubisoft is cheap at the moment eventually the french family that owns it will sell their soul to the Saudis* \- Ubisoft is in deep shit as they can't produce a single good game, are Saudis gonna change that? - possibly a swing play should there be an acquisition, but that seems like betting to me 5) I *believe that Intel will go big after China attack Taiwan and America will focus on making their own semiconductors -* Should that ever happen, the west will be cut off from state of the art chip production and yes, Intel might take TSMC's place but it will take years. The price of the whole tech sector would probably dump quite a lot, intel included since its not clear they will even overcome their financial problems. If you were to only swing trade this and not wait 10 years for INTL to do something, it's better to short TSMC.
Give TSLL a look. It's a TSLA 2x concoction. Lower price. It does have wide bid ask spreads, use price discovery to get the best fill.
I have no TSLA put LEAPs yet. This is one bubble that has refused to pop for a long time.
Option selling (at least for me) has a strict sell of rules. Those rules are born after thinking you made it to the top after profiting consistently for 12+ months and then one credit sell wipes out 80-110% of your gains. The important thing to note with selling credit is while the probabilities of success may be as high as 97% (per side) one failed trade can (and will if you're ill prepared) take back 100+% of your gains. One more failed sell before you make it back and you have a full account blow up. I'm not going to go into my full set of rules but here's one of them. DO NOT SELL NAKED OPTIONS ON TSLA!!! That said you can define a shorter term risk cs with a 5-20 wide or run a wider one (50-100 wide) for the day (not overnight) at a high probability junction point. This will either or both reduce your exposure and margin needed. Nath was a good junction the last couple of weeks for call css. But the risk was plentiful. If you're prepared to lose and skilled enough in risk management, take the trade. If you're not prepared to lose (say 45k on a naked put ds) don't take the trade. Hence the rule.
I heard TSLA is the war stock to buy
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Not sure if there is a point or not. TSLA is worth 28x what Honda is. Half the gross profit. Essentially equal net profit. I don't think anyone here cares about anything other than whether the stock goes up or goes down.
TSLA weak data? Elmo lies? Crash? No problem 550 by next friday
Also looking at TSLA. Have you bought any PUT LEAPs on it? I might get some puts that are six months out or so.
I have two approaches for new opportunities - **I open my eyes** \- what is trending (new stores, news items, etc) - then I google to see if they make sense to me - this is how I found Ulta and O'Reilly Auto Parts - started seeing a lot of new stores made, nice profit and got out of Ulta when I saw too many stores. I kept hearing about autonomous driving so I investigated but saw too many issues with Lidar and though Waymo and TSLA were just too far ahead of everyone. I think the LiDAR segment will consolidate considerably or there will be some bankruptcies. Secondly, **I look at the "smart" money** like Bill Gates - [Breakthrough Energy](https://breakthroughenergy.org/our-work/breakthrough-energy-ventures/bev-portfolio/)\- what are they investing in and then look for similar companies,
what stocks are people looking at for starting the week, I'm eyeing TSLA for a quick play.
TSLA holds like $40 billion with FCF around $16 billion, so basically, no, and no to the last question too.
It’s a subtle dig at TSLA while also acknowledging the phenomenal success of their main competitor, BYD, whom Warren Buffet invested in 2008 for $230M and exited successfully for a 20-fold gain this September. Musk said Buffett’s investment philosophy was “pretty boring” and “lame”. BYD stands for Build Your Dream. The 100% tariff on Chinese electric cars imports is protection for Elon.
“Can’t forecast Monday’s price action, but I can predict the threads: MU up again, TSLA valuation angst, ‘we’re in a bubble,’ and a macro headline spin. Instead of chasing sentiment, let’s stick to fundamentals—earnings, cash flow, guidance, and reasonable valuation ranges.”
I am not. But my TSLA puts printed so….. u do the math.
Why not SNDK? I have PUT LEAPs debit spread. I have done to CVNA, OKLO, RGTI and PLTR. OKLO and RGTI were a success bigly. CVNA looks like a big one too. PLTR is resisting which is futile. Most bubbles will pop.... TSLA.. I am looking at you...
Im putting an end to this thread.... Selling puts on TSLA is lame. Go sell puts on BRK.A like a responsible adult!!!
I’m RIVN bag holder and I’m not delusional enough to think Rivian is like Tesla. lol. EV companies will normalized to regular car companies, high operating cost and low margins. Tesla is the exception to the norm, because if Musk pumping TSLA.
This is bullish for TSLA so Tesla calls don’t ask why
Well you just proved we are pricing things in, market is pricing in the intergalactic civilization by Elon by 2028 hence the growth in TSLA stock
Most brokers have a "paper" account, which will track how it goes, but won't use real money. I'm not actually sure how they deal with bid/ask spreads, which often get larger for options. The basic ideas, all options have an expiry date, the latest date which they can be exercised, a price, and an underlying security. 1) a call is the option to buy at a fixed price (you want the underlying price to go up) 2) a put is the option to sell at a fixed price (you want the underlying price to go down) You can both buy and sell options. When you sell, you are selling the *commitment* rather than the option to buy/sell. It's riskier. In general, the price of an option is set by two things -- the difference between the strike price and the current real price, and the expected volatility, which increases the further out the option expires (so it will cost most to but a TSLA call for $450 in June than in March), but also depends on underlying security -- some are more volatile than others, so more a of a volatility premium is added to the cost of an option. Generally, when you buy an option, you are paying that volatility premium (since you have the choice to exercise), and when you sell one, you are being paid for it. When you buy an option (put or call) your losses are limited to how much you paid for the option -- it can become worthless, but that's the most you can lose. Both generally have higher potential upsides. When you sell an option, you losses can get quite large. When you sell a put, you commit to buying at a certain price. So if the stock drops far below that price, you can end up overpaying by a lot. If you sell a call, you are committing to sell at a certain price. If you own the stock, it's called a "covered" call, and you downside is limited, but you'll be out the stock. Your upside is limited essentially to the premium you got selling the option. If you don't own the stock, it's called a "naked" call, and you can have a very large downside indeed. Most brokerages won't let you sell naked calls unless you have a lot of money and experience with options already. In practice, I personally use options for two reasons. One, less so, the classic reason is to hedge. I have a fairly large GLD position, for example, and so have bought puts at about 20% below the current price, 6 months out. This is like buying insurance. If GLD drops more than 20%, I can still sell most of mine at the -20% price, so I'm limiting my downside, but I'm paying the option premium for that. The other reason can be to buy ETFs that you want to buy, but can't, e.g. with a European residency. You sell a put, and pocket the premium, and when the option expires if the price is right, you are "assigned" (you buy) the ETF/stock. Finally, it can be a way to get exposure to security without investing as much money, but typically you're better of just buying the stock. But maybe you don't want to buy RKLB directly -- you can buy a call a few months out and slightly above the current price. If the price drops, you're just out the price of the option, if it goes up, you can either sell the option for profit (called "selling to close") or let the option be assigned (you buy the stock). You will have paid the volatility premium, but have traded a small fixed cost for reduced maximum downside. If you get it into it, start small, and start with a paper account, and recognize you probably don't need to.
Maduro should have bought TSLA vehicles and 🥭 coins
Hahaha, Christ. This is the best reason I’ve heard for the asinine price TSLA is at.
Dude, everything is priced in and TSLA is not a car manufacturer, but a dream builder.
Only with a TSLA Self-riding SEX ROBOT I'm saving myself for Elon Musk's algorithm sir
Some south american cokehead got yoinked and your here moaning about it like it matters. Who's the emotional one? Bro this is an options trading forum. I made $80,000 USD last year trading. Not enough to brag about, but 2026 is so far off to an amazing start!!! Watch this video and get hyped for the greatest free market for innovation that has ever existed!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gvf547kGOXs LFG!!! PLTR TSLA GOOG ONDS LMT POET RR KSCP RKLB
Are you guys legit against buying TSLA shares or is it only outside this thread?
Puts on TSLA, EVs are no longer cool. Calls on V-8s
Yup. TSLA may not have great fundamentals but they are the least shitty EV company
TSLA call holders came me mental institutions. - 🌮
Free oil for everyone. TSLA drivers owned.
BYD is smuggling drugs by boat into TSLA's stock price
TSLA They used to be the number one importer of F150s. In a couple years they’ll be buying Model 3s like there’s no tomorrow /s (maybe, I think)
And news just in TSLA stock literally goes to mars.