$SpaceX(SPCX)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ SpaceX highlights: revenue growth, margin expansion, reduced losses on the space side, improving income from Starlink, and losses on AI got cut in half. Plus around $100B in cash and equivalents, with a $45B backlog.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Youtube "experts" push AI and similar things. No need. Simple is almost always better. For what it's worth, TSLA is turning -- we use AI too. The 60min time frame is probably the best swing trade alert. Once price action changes direction, using the bullish sloping 10/20 EMA to trend follow with trailing stops works well. This is a simple strategy I've used for over 25 years. Works well for swing traders.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ It looks like there was a short attack with half the daily volume involved, and I picked up some shares at $371 for the potential reversal.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ This stock is a bit amusing to watch. I'm holding from a much lower cost basis, so I'm just sitting on it, but I keep an eye on it constantly. Every time it seems like it's about to move, you get a little pullback that brings things back down.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ The only reason left to buy a Model Y now is Tesla's FSD. The R2 is better in pretty much every other way. Keep in mind Rivian is launching their own 'full self-driving' equivalent by the end of the year, with 'hands-off' capability coming next year. So, yeah, the reasons for buying the somewhat dated, egg-shaped MY – which has been sold with interiors that feel cheapened in the name of minimalism, lacks a driver display, and has a large center screen that looks like an afterthought – are pretty much gone. Don't get me wrong, the MY is still a good car. But for the first time, we have a car that's just objectively better. Word is they already have the FSD tech but are fine-tuning it before a public release. The CEO said p