My prediction for Tesla’s $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ closing price this Friday is $440. Elon Musk’s nearly $1 billion personal share purchase is his biggest ever and a strong signal of confidence. The pre-market jump already shows how much weight his actions carry. I’m bullish because Tesla is pushing beyond EVs into Full Self-Driving, Robotaxis, and humanoid robots — all with massive potential. While the timeline may be debated, Musk’s new pay package targets reflect bold ambitions that could reshape the company’s growth path. Tesla has rebounded 25% in three months, showing strong momentum. With Musk buying in and the roadmap expanding, I believe the stock still has plenty of upside, making this a great time to stay bullish. 🚀
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$$GraniteShares 2x Long TSLA Daily ETF(TSLR)$ 🔥 I’m fully convinced Tesla is in full breakout mode, turbocharged by Elon Musk’s nearly $1B stock purchase (2.57M shares at $372–$396). This filing not only reinforces his grip on Tesla but also reaffirms the strategic pivot into robotaxis, AI, and robotics: Tesla is evolving from an EV manufacturer into a multi-faceted technology behemoth. 📊 $TSLA Technicals Current price pressing $420–$421 zone. Immediate resistance: $427–$430, where the first gap is now filled. Next major magnet: $450 gap, aligning with parabolic slope and band extension. Support zones
I’ve never bought an Apple product. Not once. The closest I’ve come was back in school, when our computer labs and library were lined with Apple desktops. I’ll admit, they impressed me. Fast, sleek, felt like something out of the future compared to the sluggish machines I had at home. But then I looked at the price tags, and reality snapped me back. Apple was always that shiny toy in the store window I admired but never touched. Fast-forward to recently: Apple unveiled the iPhone 17 series, along with fresh updates to the Apple Watch, AirPods, and more. The headliner? The ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air — Apple’s attempt yet at blending design with portability. Add to that a fully upgraded iPhone 17 Pro series and the launch of iOS 26, and Apple fans certainly have reasons to celebrate. Great new
$GoPro(GPRO)$$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$$Apple(AAPL)$ $DJI 45,889 (+0.1%) $SPX 6,615 (+0.5%) $NDX 22,314 (+0.8%) 🚀 $VIX 15.34 (+3.9%) NYSE A/D: 2.1 | Nasdaq A/D: 1.7 New Highs: 1,711 vs Lows: 167 Options: 17.2M calls vs 9.6M puts (P/C = 0.56) Breadth is improving, resilience is holding, and momentum is aligning with historical analogs. The story isn’t today’s index print; it’s the roadmap for Q4. 🏆 Commodities & Flows Gold is pushing fresh highs above 3,700 as Q-CTA positioning steadies. The last time gold broke into a multi-year high with systematic support (2011), it added another 20% before momentum cooled. This setup rhymes. Copper at $10,173/ton: a 15-m
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ 🔥📊🚀 $PLTR Bollinger Band Squeeze Retest at $168 🚀📊🔥 I see $PLTR doing nothing today as it grinds under contracting daily Bollinger bands. Resistance is stacked at $172 while support holds near $162. This kind of coiled price action has historically led to 20–30% measured breakouts once volatility expands. My probability-weighted base case is further consolidation, but a clean push through $175 opens a higher upside path. Risk remains defined with stops under $160. Happy trading ahead, Cheers, BC 📈🚀🍀🍀🍀
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$$T-REX 2X INVERSE TESLA DAILY TARGET ETF(TSLZ)$ 🚀📉⚡ $TSLA H&S vs Bullish Roadmap ⚡📉🚀 I’m seeing Tesla at a fascinating crossroads. Short-term, the charts are flashing a potential Head & Shoulders with a neckline around $403–$405. If that breaks, measured risk points down toward $397.3 and $393.0, with deeper retests possible at $385–$390. Prior breakouts from this zone have delivered sharp mean reversion before the next leg higher. 📊 Tactical Levels Support: $403–405 neckline, $397.3, $393.0, $385.79, $373.06 Resistance: $420 supply zone, then $430 pivot Only a reclaim and close above $420 ne
General Mills (GIS) Sales Volume and Strategy To Manage Headwinds and Input Cost To Watch
$General Mills(GIS)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal Q1 2026 earnings on September 17, 2025. This report is highly anticipated by investors, as the company has been facing a number of challenges, including shrinking sales volumes and margin pressures. Expected EPS: The consensus is for adjusted earnings of $0.81 to $0.82 per share, which would represent a significant decrease from the $1.07 per share reported in Q1 2025. Expected Revenue: Analysts forecast revenues of around $4.50 to $4.52 billion, a notable drop from $4.85 billion in the prior-year quarter. General Mills (GIS) reported its fiscal Q4 2025 earnings on June 25, 2025, with a mixed bag of results that led to a stock price decline despite an earnings beat. Here is a summary of the key
When ChatGPT came out, it took the world by storm. Within two months, the app had 100 million users.Google seemed to be caught off guard. The big tech company had cash, but could no longer innovate or launch new products.The default assumption has been that ChatGPT will continue to dominate AI chatbots and become the next big tech innovation. But the normies don’t seem to be as excited about ChatGPT as early adopters. And now $Alphabet(GOOG)$$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Gemini has topped the charts on the App Store.It’s a Gemini Moment!Data from Similarweb backs up Gemini’s momentum. Power users are still using ChatGPT more, but new downloads favor Gemini.What if this momentum holds?What if Gemini’s monthly active
Here's the September version of the Global Compounders Database
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$UnitedHealth(UNH)$ UNH: sold 200 shares at average price of $310 per share. This consist of selling 100 shares at $290 and another $100 at $330. Both selling trigger were the result of short call being exercised 1 week ahead of time by the counterparty. They were both committed through short calls with strike $290 and $330 expiring on 19th Fri which still have 1 week of duration left to run. Will be looking to close the share trade and perhaps reinstate the short calls positions. The long calls were still intact and are profitable so these are not losing trades, just that trades need some adjustment to reinstate back to intended trading structure. UNH had a good run up and close at $352.51 for the week. I can und
$VanEck Gold Miners ETF(GDX)$ GDX: sold another 200 shares of GDX in short position at $64 per share as part of my short call expired in the money on 12th Sept. GDX closed the week 5.14% higher and closed at $69.75. It's also its 6 consecutive week of rise. I wrote on my weekly summary last week that I would sell and liquidate my positions of GDX closed at $70 and it was at the cusp of it. Therefore, these positions are still being held. At the correct momentum, expect some readjustment of trades be it partial or all positions sometime next week. $70 will be my cut off zones if GDX closes above it. On the positive note, $70 might provide some profit taking zone and adjust lower? Perhaps a wish. Ne
$Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares(SOXL)$ I've chosen to apply the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) method in SOXL because it gives me both discipline and consistency in navigating such a highly volatile ETF. SOXL, being a leveraged play on the semiconductor sector, is known for its big swings. Instead of trying to time the perfect entry, I spread my buys over time, which helps me smooth out the cost basis and reduce the risk of buying only at the peaks. With DCA, I stay invested in the long-term growth story of semiconductors, a sector that continues to fuel AI, data centers, EVs, and countless future technologies. By keeping my strategy simple and systematic, I can capture upside potential while staying calm during market pullbacks. L
$CLSK CALENDAR 250926/250912 PUT 12.0/PUT 12.0$ Short puts going to expire in the money despite the recent run up. roll these trades further by another 2 weeks to buy some time. Still a mile away from strike as CLSK closed at $10.35, but then in much better position than it was just a week ago.