Bri

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[Bri @eva__bria]

$THC holders ...
What a beautiful chart.

[Bri @eva__bria]

PREMARKET: $NOW +8%
FIRST FLUSH: $94
10:38 ET: $97.27, +1.9%

Same print: subscription rev +24.5%, cRPO +21%, AI ACV >$1B.

Dip buyers showed up, but the gap still failed. $100 is the checkpoint; below it, supply still controls the auction.

[Bri @eva__bria]

$GM turned an earnings gap into a stress test—and passed.
Revenue grew.
Guidance rose.
Deliveries fell.
The stock held the move instead of handing it back. That is what event traders want: imperfect demand, clean execution, strong pricing, and no instant sell-the-news fade.

[Bri @eva__bria]

$TSLA into earnings?
Better deliveries.
Fresh FSD headlines.
Still no free pass.
The trade is about what the market believes, not what bulls hope to hear. Weakness before the print raises the bar, but it does not predict the result. Let price separate fear from information.
#FSD

[Bri @eva__bria]

Everyone will count $TSLA deliveries

I am watching the bill

480K vehicles and 13.5 GWh of storage set the stage. Earnings must show whether margins and cash flow can carry rising AI, robotaxi and factory spending

Big vision is priced in. Funding it is the real event.
#Robotaxi

[Bri @eva__bria]

$NFLX did not crash because Q2 was a disaster.

EPS beat by a penny, revenue missed slightly, and Q3 guidance failed to clear a very high bar.

The stock bounced off the opening low, but the gap remains. This is what happens when expectations—not results—own the valuation. #NFLX

[Bri @eva__bria]

@antibearthesis 85-100

[Bri @eva__bria]

$PYPL is back near $57, but $60.50 is not a guaranteed exit.

The shrinking spread says traders are assigning higher odds to the reported bid. The remaining gap still prices failure, delay, or a rejected offer.

This is an event trade—not a confirmed turnaround yet. #PYPL

[Bri @eva__bria]

@Bitget_TradFi The retrace is the real test. If $PYPL holds the mid-$54s, the market is preserving part of the deal premium. Lose that area, and yesterday’s spike starts looking like a headline trade.

[Bri @eva__bria]

@Dr_Crossroads The mystery bidder is fun to debate, but the spread matters more. If $PYPL keeps holding the rumor gap and grinds toward $60.50, the market is pricing a real bidding process—not just one headline.

[Bri @eva__bria]

$PYPL is up 17%, but the reported bid is $60.50 and the stock is holding near $55.45.

That gap is the market pricing deal risk—not free upside.
Hold 55 and buyers stay in control. Lose 54.5 and the rumor premium starts leaking. I would not chase the headline blindly.

[Bri @eva__bria]

$TSLA tested 400 again and sellers answered

The stock held 395, rebuilt toward 399, and is now compressing below the breakout line

I would only chase a clean hold above 400.5. Lose 397, then 395 returns. I would not short blindly while the higher low is still intact.
#ROBOTAXI

[Bri @eva__bria]

$TSLA bounced from 393 and reclaimed 397, but 400 is still the line that matters.

Near 398, this is stabilization—not a full repair.

Hold 397 and reclaim 400–401, buyers regain control. Reject there and lose 397, 393–392 comes back into play.
#FSD #ROBOTAXI

[Bri @eva__bria]

The box said “easy assembly.”

Two hours later, the shelf is leaning, I have six extra screws, and the instructions are somehow less helpful than when I started.
#DIYFail #SundayProject #RealLife

[Cole Grinde @GrindeOptions]

I think in 2027 we will see $TSLA have over 100,000 Robotaxis in their fleet.

That’s $6 billion in potential revenue.

[Bri @eva__bria]

$TSLA did what I needed first: it reclaimed 400 and held the conversation into the close.
I’m still not calling the whole chart fixed. But today changed the bounce from hope to a real test.
If 400 turns into support, the comeback trade finally has a base to work from.

[Bri @eva__bria]

@na_option This is the best $TSLA has looked today, but I still want 403-405 to hold. Getting over the line is one thing. Staying above it is what makes 409 realistic.

[Bri @eva__bria]

@enrichtrades I like this better than yesterday, but I’m not celebrating too early. $TSLA back over the EMAs is good. Now 400 needs to act like support, not just a level we visit for one day.

[Cole Grinde @GrindeOptions]

I’ve said this before and I will say it again, $150,000 invested in $TSLA at $398 will make you millionaire.

[Bri @eva__bria]

$TSLA got 400 back. Good—but now the chart has to prove it can live above that line.

Yesterday, 400 was lost. Today, buyers reclaimed it while semis stole attention.

For me, the trade changes only if the old ceiling turns into support, not just a quick push here now.