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Another day, one step closer to Musk going to jail for the crimes he committed during his time in the White House. TSLA $240 December Puts, full port.

Usually when you do a trade you can find some smart people on the other side of it. That doesn’t hold true when it comes to selling naked calls on MSTR or TSLA though.

TSLA looks promising tommorow ...The Wave will save us

MSFT is now on my blacklist of stocks to trade. That along with TSLA and AAPL puts.

Comparing Cook to Jensen is crazy. Jensen leaving NVDA is a huge blow to the stock price. Only thing worse is Elon leaving TSLA/SPCX

How realistic is the TSLA SPCX merger? Are there any updates?

Haha that wiki is funny, pretty much all the predictions about autonomy are true disregarding overbearing regulations. By 2019 we had hardware 3, which was 99% autonomous. By 2024 we had hardware 4, which is fully capable of running FSD while you are asleep. If your argument is that “FSD isn’t safe enough” then you really aren’t familiar with the technology, because the only thing holding us back is regulations. We’ve had this capability since 2024. Also its hilarous to me that people would rather argue semantics of 10+ yr predictions rather than admit TSLA has done some pretty remarkable things

I stick with just a handful AMD SPY MU TSLA MRVL and a few others on occasion

Really, what even is this? ANYONE ELSE could say they have a partnership with Disney, Nvidia or a government and it would be HUGE especially because it’s all related to their “proprietary AI software”. yet every week Adobe chops along and going south with news left and right. **The Walt Disney Company** — Nov 9 Multi-year alliance naming Adobe the Official AI Innovation Partner. Custom Firefly Foundry models trained on Disney IP, rolling into parks, cruises, StudioLAB, and ESPN Edge. **NVIDIA** — Oct 15 Expanded collaboration bringing the RTX Spark superchip into Photoshop, Premiere, and Substance 3D (up to 2× faster AI), plus Nemotron models in Brand Concierge. **BWT Alpine F1 Team** — Oct 22 Adobe named Official AI Fan Experience Partner starting with the 2027 season, using CX Enterprise, GenStudio, and Express. **October 12, 2026**, Australian Open and Tennis Australia announced a **multi-year partnership** naming Adobe as the tournament's **Official AI Marketing and Creativity Partner** — Adobe's **first tennis sponsorship globally**. **NHL** — Sept 28 Adobe became the league's Official Creative, Marketing and AI Partner, reaching 200M+ fans across 147 countries. **Jet2** — Sept 22 Multi-year AI-powered customer experience collaboration for personalized travel content. **MCIT & HUMAIN (Saudi Arabia)** — Aug 31 $4B+ in free Adobe Firefly/Express access for 27M+ Saudi citizens, plus a jointly developed Saudi-culture-tuned image model. **Accenture, Omnicom, WPP, Stagwell** — June 22 Announced at Cannes Lions: co-developed agentic AI solutions and integrations with Anthropic and Microsoft for enterprise customer experience. even on a day like today when EVERYTHING IS RIPPING, ADBE is down 1% along side fresh Disney news. i just don’t get it. super frustrating to watch TSLA, SPCX, PLTR all doing great. Tesla started today with news that they are refunding cybertruk orders and they are up $20 a share 30 minutes after market open. TSLA is back ABOVE where it was when the SPY crashed 4%. does none of this news show that Adobe is doing just fine, possibly better than ever?? ” value investing “ seems absolutely dead. thoughts?

TSLA $400c

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That's a fair correction. On TSLA this week, the covered version ties up around $74K and the naked one about $7K on margin. The iron condor version only needs about $750. For the same money you could run several condors on stocks that don't move together, instead of one strangle. So for a single trade the strangle pays more, but for a whole account, spreads let you spread the risk out. Good point.

Trading the first 15-30 minutes after market open is straight up gambling. Yeah you can catch some big moves, but with the volatility the chance of getting faked out or reversed is very high, IMO not worth the risk. There are plenty of opportunities after the market settles a bit and picks a direction. I only traded SPY and TSLA calls this morning, 3 trades AFTER the first half hour of action, 3 wins and done for the day within 1 hour. It was a clear bullish trend, so I went with that.

Why is TSLA excluded?

TSLA calls really the move

Since a few people asked about condors vs strangles, here's TSLA this week, both ways: Strangle: sell the $360 put and $395 call. Collects about $458. Loss is uncapped on the call side and the margin can jump fast. Iron condor: same thing, plus buy the $350 put and $405 call as protection. Collects about $244. Most you can lose is about $756, and that's all it ties up. Half the premium, but you know your worst case going in. Honestly a better fit for most people than the naked version. https://preview.redd.it/7x2xgtto8o0i1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cd87dc21f85b50566c0df7c33e8d226f82d3b96a

This is the mosr obvious value buy the market has given you in years. This discussion that the board will vote to remove Jensen is legitimately hilarious. It's like TSLA voting to remove Musk - yeah, sure, you could. You would destroy your own net worth in the process and then be the board of a shell of a company, have at it. I sold out in the 220 range but added back in today and will be adding heavy if we get anywhere near 165.

That's the naked version on margin. I usually run the covered version, owning 100 shares and holding cash for the put. On TSLA that's about $74K tied up for $540, roughly 0.7% a week. Lower return, but no unlimited risk and no margin surprises.

Seriosuly, why TSLA up today

Idk what this pump was even for today Iran thing is an obvious lie, they e got a second aircraft carrier heading there full steam ahead that's arriving next week so they can strike. Elon putting 2 cybercabs into San Antonio probably doesn't warrant a ~6% pop on both TSLA and SPCX. CRWV *definitely* didn't deserve a 7% pop, it's a piece of shit and indicators aren't hinting towards a very good earnings tomorrow. This market is literally just flipping a coin and buying puts/calls at open nowadays, but after a pop-off like today I'm betting puts tomorrow.

!banbet TSLA $360 1d

**BanBet Created** ▼ | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **TSLA** | $360.00 (below) | $381.15 | -5.5% | Tue 3:30 PM ET |

Example from this week: TSLA Nov 13, $360 put and $395 call. Collects about $540 for both sides, and keeps it all if TSLA stays between those two strikes. https://preview.redd.it/scq3oluo4n0i1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=720c5374ee54c598333974a6061b486413b798a3

No idea, only about 10% of time do I have any actual hard conviction. I am currently in the 90% of the time that I don't have super strong conviction. Generally, I do think the mag 7 all look pretty good right now though (except TSLA)