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The options market is polarized. Call open interest (OI) at $500 (40,793) and $520 (22,222) suggests traders are betting on a push above the 20-day Bollinger Band (500.71). Meanwhile, puts at $250 (23,713) and $240 (17,401) act as a safety net for a potential drop to the 200D support zone (425.56–430.92). The put/call ratio of 0.79 leans bullish, but don’t ignore the block trades: A 1,200-lot sale of TSLA20250919C380 and a 400-lot buy of TSLA20260116P410 signal mixed institutional bets. Bulls are stacking up for a $500+ move, but bears are hedging below $470.
News: AI Hype vs. Margin RealitiesTesla’s story is a tug-of-war. Cathie Wood’s ARKK trimming
exposure (down to 11.9% of the portfolio) adds short-term jitters, but the stock’s 18% YTD gain and $41B cash pile keep the AI dream alive. The NHTSA Model 3 probe is a near-term headwind, yet UBS’s $247 "Sell" rating feels out of step with the broader market’s 221x forward P/E optimism. The key is execution: If FSD and robotaxi rollouts accelerate, the $500+ calls could ignite. But margin compression and Chinese EV competition mean this isn’t a free ride.Actionable Trades: Calls for Breakouts, Puts for ProtectionThe next two weeks will test Tesla’s mettle. A $500 close this Friday would validate the bulls’ AI narrative, while a drop below $470 could trigger panic selling. The block trades hint at a "wait-and-see" stance from big players—use that to your advantage. If you’re bullish, the $500 call is your best bet. If caution wins, the $250 put offers downside insurance. Either way, Tesla’s story isn’t over. It’s just getting messy.

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Titulares diarios de acciones y criptomonedas, gratis en tu bandeja de entrada