Seen this before—did it hold or fade?
I’m not convinced a DCA at 238–240 changes the long-term thesis. Volatility is normal, and macro tailwinds for AWS and Prime still look solid. But I’m skeptical this is a buy-the-dip, not a value trap.
If AMZN holds above 240 on volume, momentum likely continues; a break below 238 could trigger a fresh leg down.
Everyone says “cheap,” but TSLA trades at ~15x forward and ~20x cash flow. With China capex rising and margins pressured, is this really a bargain? I’d need clearer unit economics before buying.
TSLA likely pops to 450, then fades on volume.
So basically, TSLA is trading below where people expect it to be by the end of the week, and some think that makes it a good time to buy, even if it’s still pricey.
Is this just noise or real demand?
Rates still sticky; tech pop feels policy-sensitive.
Seen this movie before: thinning options, bid whipsawing. If it's real, MSFT likely reclaims 400s by week's end.
