$TSLA EARNINGS: I'M BULLISH LONG TERM — BUT TOMORROW IS THE REAL TEST 🚀
If you're looking for a long-term stock play, $TSLA remains one of my highest-conviction names.
Look at the long-term chart.
The exact timing of the next major expansion is impossible to predict, but one pattern keeps repeating:
Expansion → multi-year consolidation → breakout → major repricing.
That's why I'm more interested in accumulating major $TSLA corrections than trying to perfectly time the next breakout.
And now Tesla has added another narrative.
Tesla has officially unveiled its next-generation Roadster with flight capability.
The Rocket configuration uses cold-gas thrusters for upward acceleration and lateral/rotational movement Tesla literally says: “So yes, it can fly.”
But here's the important part going into earnings:
The Roadster isn't what will determine tomorrow's earnings reaction.
Wall Street will be watching Tesla's core automotive profitability, AI spending, autonomy/robotaxi ambitions, energy growth and forward guidance.
Q3 deliveries were 486,532 vehicles, while Tesla deployed 13.7 GWh of energy storage from Yahoo Finance
Analysts currently expect roughly $27.9B in revenue and $0.45 EPS, with both below the comparable year-ago figures from Investor's Business Daily +1
My view: Long-term bullish $TSLA .
Short term? Earnings can create serious volatility in either direction.
If earnings trigger a major correction without damaging the long-term Tesla thesis, that's the kind of dip I'd be watching rather than chasing green candles.
What do you think is Tesla's aggressive AI investment setting up its next growth cycle, or is the market already pricing in too much future growth?
#EarningsSeason #TSLA #Tesla #Stocks #Aİ
If you're looking for a long-term stock play, $TSLA remains one of my highest-conviction names.
Look at the long-term chart.
The exact timing of the next major expansion is impossible to predict, but one pattern keeps repeating:
Expansion → multi-year consolidation → breakout → major repricing.
That's why I'm more interested in accumulating major $TSLA corrections than trying to perfectly time the next breakout.
And now Tesla has added another narrative.
Tesla has officially unveiled its next-generation Roadster with flight capability.
The Rocket configuration uses cold-gas thrusters for upward acceleration and lateral/rotational movement Tesla literally says: “So yes, it can fly.”
But here's the important part going into earnings:
The Roadster isn't what will determine tomorrow's earnings reaction.
Wall Street will be watching Tesla's core automotive profitability, AI spending, autonomy/robotaxi ambitions, energy growth and forward guidance.
Q3 deliveries were 486,532 vehicles, while Tesla deployed 13.7 GWh of energy storage from Yahoo Finance
Analysts currently expect roughly $27.9B in revenue and $0.45 EPS, with both below the comparable year-ago figures from Investor's Business Daily +1
My view: Long-term bullish $TSLA .
Short term? Earnings can create serious volatility in either direction.
If earnings trigger a major correction without damaging the long-term Tesla thesis, that's the kind of dip I'd be watching rather than chasing green candles.
What do you think is Tesla's aggressive AI investment setting up its next growth cycle, or is the market already pricing in too much future growth?
#EarningsSeason #TSLA #Tesla #Stocks #Aİ