What top creators are saying about Tesla Inc.(TSLA)

Moved back inside a triangle after false breakouts in both directions; the host considered the direction unresolved.

A bounce near $375 is possible, but the weekly trend remains bearish unless Tesla reclaims $413.15; a break of the recent low could lead toward $300–$315.

Tesla was consolidating within a symmetrical triangle, and the speaker was waiting for a directional break.

The host said Tesla was down, using it as an example of a stock that had frustrated investors amid volatile markets. No specific price target or company-specific catalyst was provided.

Tesla remained within its trading range, but increased volume on a down day was viewed as a negative sign.

The speaker was bullish on positive free cash flow, reduced planned CapEx, energy storage, robotaxis, and robotics, while noting substantial volatility.

The speaker was strongly positive about Tesla's flying-car demonstration and saw potential to open a new transportation market, while noting the product may not arrive until 2031–2032 and that Tesla is difficult to value.

The speaker questioned the practical use of Tesla's announced flying Roadster and speculated about publicity or a closer Tesla–SpaceX relationship, without making a stock recommendation.

The host sees an upward trend and expects a strong Q4, citing vehicle earnings, FSD adoption, and European sales. Megapack earnings are a concern.

The host cited vehicle demand, high fuel prices, and Full Self-Driving adoption as bullish factors, and expected Tesla to outperform SpaceX in their stock-pair comparison.

Tesla was said to hold Bitcoin alongside SpaceX, with the companies reportedly holding more than 30,000 BTC combined. The transcript provides no Tesla-specific holding amount or investment recommendation.

Exhibiting relative weakness with lower highs and lower lows after breaking below an upward trendline; downside risk targets sit at $260 and $213.

Gained over 4% on Cybercab and robotaxi optimism; upward trend remains intact above $350 support with targets toward $400+.

Shares fell after the CyberCab robotaxi event lacked near-term financial catalysts, while an NHTSA safety probe introduces regulatory headwinds.

Completed daily, weekly, and monthly DeMark exhaustion counts near support, offering an attractive risk/reward entry within a consolidating wedge.

Respecting technical trend channels with wedge consolidations; highly leveraged to broad monetary liquidity expansions.

Relatively weak, but a bounce could target fill gaps at $365 and the golden pocket at $385.

Fundamentally sound and drastically undervalued, but retail investors have largely lost patience while waiting for autonomous catalysts.

Subject to a speculative acquisition scenario by SpaceX that could create a loophole for CEO Elon Musk's massive pay package.

A change-of-control provision in Musk's pay agreement offers alternative pathways for equity payouts, while execution on FSD and robot-taxis remains key to long-term valuation.

Tesla and SpaceX announced plans for TerraFab, a vertically integrated 100 million square foot chip plant in Texas, with a $16.8 billion first phase to produce chips for Optimus robots, cyber cabs, and space-based data centers.

Building a vertically integrated semiconductor complex called TerraFab, addressing memory bottlenecks, increasing institutional ownership, and serving as a call option on a potential SpaceX merger and autonomous driving upside.

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Bouncing near support with a potential target of $400 while maintaining a healthy bullish trend.

Citibank has been accumulating massive shares, FSD real-world data collection is accelerating, and upcoming catalysts like Optimus and factory expansion are not yet fully priced in.

Major technology stock exhibiting strong momentum and breakout potential.

Can be viewed as a core holding for long-term investors aligning with a long-term growth thesis, representing culture and innovation.

Built massive data center installations like 'Colossus' in Memphis, Tennessee, facing local scrutiny and valuation risks of becoming a stranded asset if compute capacity needs to be offloaded due to lower-than-projected platform adoption.

Expected to rally into a resistance zone between $365 and $383 to form lower-high territory before an anticipated pullback.

Used as an example of a traditional equity that can be swapped directly from digital assets in a single step on platforms like Uphold.

Faced European delivery weakness and international political controversies, while being discussed for potential structural changes and autonomous driving progress.

Experiencing downward stock pressure, dropping to $302 and threatening to cross the $300 mental barrier amid broader declines, tied closely to sentiment surrounding Elon Musk's ventures.

Faces heavier selling pressure and downside risks.

Tesla is sitting at a key historical support level around $298 to $300 offering a favorable risk-to-reward ratio for dip buyers, with upcoming product catalysts.

Can be traded directly on-chain through low-latency trading environments like JTX on the Solana ecosystem.

Fell 17% due to CapEx fears, but technological milestones like FSD and robotaxi deployments represent major unappreciated long-term catalysts.

Experiencing dumping along with other major sectors like AI and chip stocks.

Short-term market fears over rising CapEx are outweighed by long-term value creation from scaling autonomous cybercabs, Optimus robots, and high-margin software drivers like FSD.

Incurring heavy capital expenditure burns for AI and utilizing robotics hardware requiring specialized memory.

Experienced a volatile week, dropping from $380 down to around $310.

Faced a significant 15% sell-off amid heavy market risk-off behavior, though ARK Invest bought shares during the dip.

Weakest among the group, failed to hold range highs, broke down past key support ($395), and faces potential movement toward the $260 or $200 regions.

Mentioned among major tech players in discussions concerning AI advancements and future tech integration.

Tesla faces downward pressure as a capital expenditure spender funding massive AI infrastructure.

Experienced a severe sell-off and is down 27% YTD due to lack of near-term earnings growth and escalating CapEx for physical AI and robotics, resulting in prolonged volatility.

Suffered a severe 13.8% drop to $315–$320, framed as a major historical accumulation opportunity with an average return of +50% within 90 days.

Experiencing a massive sell-off following an earnings miss, sliding margins, negative free cash flow, and high spending on AI and robotaxis.

Posted record deliveries but swung to negative free cash flow, with overnight trading raising risk of a slide toward the $330 to $336 range.

Model Y praised as the superior transportation appliance and EV benchmark with strong manufacturing efficiency, build quality, and FSD adoption.

Positioned for physical AI and robotics components, benefiting from AI-driven automation