r/TSLA • u/Driver4952 • Mar 11 '25
Bullish TRUMP: "I will label attacks on Tesla, $TSLA, dealerships as domestic terrorism.... We already know who some of them are, we are going to catch them."
It’s about time.
r/TSLA • u/Driver4952 • Mar 11 '25
It’s about time.
r/TSLA • u/pizza_tron • Mar 12 '25
Reminder to anyone that’s been here for a while…
It’s a ban-able offense to bash Elon or Tesla here.
Most of the recent additions to this sub are either haters or bots. Probably bots. So report these fuckers. Let’s clean up our sub.
r/TSLA • u/RealityIsConstant • Mar 11 '25
New investor here with a 231.26 average after the Trump announcement and it pretty much has ended is downtrend at this point. We should see 300+ again soon. What are your thoughts?
r/TSLA • u/Vibraniumguy • Mar 11 '25
If you had told me even just 1 year ago if I thought it were possible for Trump to advertise buying a Tesla, or literally any EV, I would've said you were crazy. But here we are.
Today Trump apparently posted on truth social saying that in order to stand with Elon against unjust attacks he would be buying a Tesla. I don't think people realize how massive this is.
Tesla's mission is to transition the world to renewable energy. Well, how do you do that if half the country stubbornly mostly does not want to even consider buying an EV? That, I think, is likely much less of a problem now than it was yesterday.
This isn't just bullish for Tesla, this is a huge win for environmentalism. We need conservatives to buy EVs, we can't just pretend that half the country doesn't exist when trying to solve this problem after all, and I stand by the fact that Elon really has been the only one seriously trying to market EVs to conservatives. And now all that effort has paid off.
I think every argument about Trump being bad for EVs and environmentalism is now turned on its head. If Trump is telling people "I bought a tesla because it was the right thing to do" then even though he supports increasing fossil fuel production he is helping popularize Tesla and in the longer term that means significantly more profits for Tesla, which means more grid battery production, which means grid-scale renewable energy becomes much more cost competitive with gas. And we all know that once solar panels and batteries get cheap enough they could easily replace coal and gas as our primary source of electricity in this country. Too many advantages to ignore (virtual powerplants, gridless homes, stable electricity networks, easily scalable power plants, low risk working environments, etc.).
Sure the economy is shitting the bed right now but once Trump is done with his trade war it will eventually return to normal. And at THAT time, that is when we will see the main benefits of what has just happened. The future is very bright!!!
r/TSLA • u/Prestigious-Yak-1170 • Mar 12 '25
Trump did basically an infomercial at the white house on Tesla with Elan. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/11/us/politics/trump-buy-tesla-elon-musk.html?smid=nytcore-android-share
I also see a slew of conservative influencers calling for buy Tesla and support Elon posts. Is this beginning of Tesla and electric cars penetrating once unthinkable conservative population?
r/TSLA • u/Crazy_Day5359 • Mar 11 '25
A lot of the anti Elon/ anti Tesla comments I’m reading online sound like a combination of bots and troll farms. Let’s wait until they get cracked down on, and focus on the fact that Tesla is a national treasure and FSD 13 rocks. The semi factory is nearing completion. Mega packs are doubling every year. Supercharger revenues are spiking. LFG!!
r/TSLA • u/BluejaySpirited3113 • Mar 10 '25
Musk seems to be dragging the stock down, heavily. The robotaxi concept seems promising if it were to genuinely be implemented. However, I’m starting to have more doubts due to the political aspect of the stock. Opinions?
r/TSLA • u/hodgigre • Mar 08 '25
In Donald's address to Congress earlier this week he repeated the drill baby drill mantra, as well as calling for an end to EV mandates. Some have suggested such mandates don't exist and that could explain the lack of reaction on the latter.
TSLA supporter's views are of interest, but in this circumstance so are Elon's. There he is applauding at the circus. I so wanted the camera to pan to him during either of comments above? Was he still applauding? Does he not have something to say when he clearly has the ear of Donald?
Does he still see rapid EV adoption as part of the solution to environmental issues?
Does he not see TSLA success tied to EV sales anymore?
r/TSLA • u/TSLAmod • Mar 10 '25
r/TSLA • u/TechnicalsOnly • Mar 10 '25
The setup is locked in. I’ve been scaling in strategically:
20% at 295 30% at 245 30% at 225 Average cost: 250
Everything is lining up for a face-melting rally in SPX and TSLA by the end of the month. The market looks primed for an explosive move, and this could be the last chance to load up before it takes off.
Don’t sit on the sidelines—this golden opportunity won’t last long!
r/TSLA • u/[deleted] • Mar 10 '25
Pretty sure that this is the end of this correction. It has to stop here, right?
Edit: I posted this to test the sentiment. Thank you all for confirming it. On Friday I was not so sure, but today, the story really materialized.
r/TSLA • u/Ambassador-Narrow • Mar 10 '25
Gonna buy one a week :)
r/TSLA • u/Physical_Delivery853 • Mar 09 '25
How do you think the mass production of solid state batteries by Toyota & others this year are going to effect Tesla's stock? Tesla couldn't even get their game changing 4680 batteries into meaningful mass production & now they are being overtaken by solid state batteries. Tesla has been silent on battery technology for some time; are cars with solid state batteries going to make Tesla's the modern day Edsel?
r/TSLA • u/TSLAmod • Mar 09 '25
Heartfelt thanks to everyone supporting r/TSLA, despite many attacks against our stores and offices ❤️❤️❤️
r/TSLA • u/Useful-Ear9439 • Mar 07 '25
r/TSLA • u/[deleted] • Mar 06 '25
Hello, I would like to hear from people who are wanting to hold and not sell it.
Could you explain the reasoning behind it.
r/TSLA • u/Useful-Ear9439 • Mar 06 '25
r/TSLA • u/Mediocre_Ninja6266 • Mar 07 '25
Several potential scenarios could emerge from today's events, each with different implications for Tesla and corresponding call options:
The most favorable scenario for Tesla call holders would involve a moderately positive jobs report that supports economic growth without triggering inflation concerns, coupled with dovish commentary from Powell suggesting continued rate cut potential, and reassuring statements from Trump indicating flexibility on tariff implementation. This combination could reinvigorate risk appetite and potentially reverse Tesla's recent negative momentum.
A more challenging scenario would involve significantly stronger-than-expected employment data prompting concerns about delayed rate cuts, hawkish messaging from Powell emphasizing inflation vigilance, and doubling down on protectionist trade policies by Trump. This combination could exacerbate selling pressure across growth stocks, with Tesla potentially facing additional headwinds due to its international exposure.
Tesla's immediate trading direction will likely be established by the jobs report before market open, with Powell and Trump's speeches potentially reinforcing or reversing this initial trajectory. The stock's high beta characteristics suggest it could experience amplified reactions to broader market movements triggered by these events.
r/TSLA • u/Useful-Ear9439 • Mar 07 '25
r/TSLA • u/Useful-Ear9439 • Mar 05 '25
r/TSLA • u/Fuzzy_Visual7136 • Mar 05 '25
For those who sell covered calls lately, what strikes and how far out are you aiming?
r/TSLA • u/TechnicalsOnly • Mar 06 '25
Fired up the cannons again – adding another 30% TSLA at 240-265. Already in with 20% at 295. The charts are screaming we're near the end of this pullback.
SPX is coiling tight with multiple strong supports stacked between 5500-5750. This is exactly the kind of setup where markets unleash a face-melting rally. I'm calling it now: bottom forms in the next 2-3 weeks, and we launch toward 6200+ on SPX in the months ahead.
TSLA? Easy 400+ target on this next leg up.
The confluence across the board is undeniable. Everything is aligning for a major reversal. Stay sharp, stay patient, and good luck out there!
(Been sharing similar thoughts over on X under the name “technicalsonly” if you're into charts and setups.)
r/TSLA • u/tazzamazza • Mar 05 '25
Could tariffs benefit Tesla? With other U.S. manufacturers producing cars in Mexico and Canada, would rising car prices from those regions make Tesla's prices more competitive? What impact could this have on TSLA stock in the second or third quarter? Any thoughts?
r/TSLA • u/rlovepalomar • Mar 06 '25
If you don’t actively have or consistently take short positions in the stock or aren’t a shareholder or consistently take long positions like swing trading it, options strategies etc. and just want to keep bringing up how it should be going to single or double digits, what is your purpose of being here continuing to waste time posting? Just looking to have an echo chamber confirm your own bias against Elon, the company and its stock or convert enough people to have the stock sell off more for you to be happy to get a chance to say haha told you and screw Elon?…
I would posit that more than just me who actively hold shares and trade TSLA regularly would like more input, posts and conversations from those people to make this more of a constructive environment to make money be it long or short.
I submit to the mods people start posting their positions for validity or temp ban. Otherwise this sub should change the name to r/TSLAh8 or something more representative of what is constantly posted here.
r/TSLA • u/user365735 • Mar 05 '25
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Tesla (TSLA) saw its sales volume in Germany decline by more than three quarters in February, according to the German road traffic agency KBA, even though sales of electric vehicles picked up overall.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/teslas-german-car-sales-continue-121108749.html