Options traders are anticipating Tesla's stock to experience its largest post-earnings move in a year when it reports earnings Wednesday after market close, with implied volatility suggesting a 5.76% price swing. This is the biggest expected move since October 2025. Despite this, Tesla's stock has historically shown smaller moves on earnings days, with a median move of just 3.5% over the past four quarters. Traders have shown bullish sentiment, buying more calls than puts, especially in near-the-money 380-calls expiring Friday. Additionally, investors are watching SpaceX's first earnings report since its IPO on August 4, which could influence market dynamics further.
The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS) provides equal-weight exposure to seven leading mega-cap tech stocks: Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Tesla. Since its April 2023 launch, it has attracted $3.5 billion, reflecting stron...
Northrop Grumman CEO Kathy Warden did not rule out the possibility of weaponizing the company's robotic spacecraft, the Mission Robotic Vehicle (MRV), during an earnings call. The MRV, set to launch soon via SpaceX, is designed to repair, relocate, a...
Tesla has started testing its unsupervised Model Y robotaxis in Orlando and Tampa, marking the third Florida city after Miami. This move comes just before Tesla's Q2 earnings call and reflects a cautious rollout with limited operational areas. Despit...
Tesla announced a software update coming this summer that will enhance its Grok AI assistant with voice commands for tasks like phone calls, music, and climate control. The update also introduces new self-driving features, including sharing driving s...
Tesla is increasingly valued for its Optimus humanoid robot project, which could revolutionize labor economics by enabling automation at under $2 per hour and encouraging industrial reshoring. This represents a shift away from traditional valuation b...
