$TSLA - TESLA SECURES $30 BILLION IN NEW CREDIT FACILITIES Tesla has entered into $30 billion of new financing facilities, according to an SEC filing. The package includes a $20 billion three-year delayed-draw term loan, an $8 billion five-year revolving facility, and a $2 billion 364-day revolver.

$TSLA - TESLA SECURES $30 BILLION IN NEW CREDIT FACILITIES Tesla has entered into $30 billion of new financing facilities, according to an SEC filing. The package includes a $20 billion three-year delayed-draw term loan, an $8 billion five-year revolving facility, and a $2 billion 364-day revolver.

BREAKING: Spot gold and silver prices extend losses to nearly -4% and -5% on the day as the US 10Y Note Yield rises to a fresh 19-year high. Gold and silver have erased a combined -$1.2 trillion in market cap today.

BREAKING: Spot gold and silver prices extend losses to nearly -4% and -5% on the day as the US 10Y Note Yield rises to a fresh 19-year high. Gold and silver have erased a combined -$1.2 trillion in market cap today.

$TSLA - CANTOR STAYS BULLISH ON TESLA AHEAD OF Q3 DELIVERIES Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated its Overweight rating and $485 price target on Tesla ahead of this week’s expected Q3 delivery update. Cantor forecasts 421,758 vehicle deliveries, below the 448,679 consensus, alongside roughly 15 GWh of energy-storage deployments. Tesla is also reportedly producing up to 1,000 Semi trucks per week, while a new Roadster reveal could come October 1.

$TSLA - CANTOR STAYS BULLISH ON TESLA AHEAD OF Q3 DELIVERIES Cantor Fitzgerald reiterated its Overweight rating and $485 price target on Tesla ahead of this week’s expected Q3 delivery update. Cantor forecasts 421,758 vehicle deliveries, below the 448,679 consensus, alongside roughly 15 GWh of energy-storage deployments. Tesla is also reportedly producing up to 1,000 Semi trucks per week, while a new Roadster reveal could come October 1.

Key Events This Week: 1. September Consumer Confidence data - Tuesday 2. August JOLTS Job Openings data - Tuesday 3. August PCE Inflation data - Wednesday 4. US Q2 2026 GDP data - Wednesday 5. September ISM Manufacturing PMI data - Thursday 6. September Jobs Report - Friday 7. Total of 22 Fed Speaker Events This Week We have a big week of economic data ahead.

Key Events This Week: 1. September Consumer Confidence data - Tuesday 2. August JOLTS Job Openings data - Tuesday 3. August PCE Inflation data - Wednesday 4. US Q2 2026 GDP data - Wednesday 5. September ISM Manufacturing PMI data - Thursday 6. September Jobs Report - Friday 7. Total of 22 Fed Speaker Events This Week We have a big week of economic data ahead.

GOOD NEWS 📰 RBC Capital analyst Tom Narayan published a research note reiterating his Outperform rating on $TSLA while maintaining a $480 price target 🔥 The primary focus of this update is a preview ahead of Tesla's upcoming Q3 delivery report 🔥 Narayan estimates Tesla will deliver approximately 464,000 vehicles in Q3, modestly above the current market consensus expectation of around 454,000 vehicles 🔥

GOOD NEWS 📰 RBC Capital analyst Tom Narayan published a research note reiterating his Outperform rating on $TSLA while maintaining a $480 price target 🔥 The primary focus of this update is a preview ahead of Tesla's upcoming Q3 delivery report 🔥 Narayan estimates Tesla will deliver approximately 464,000 vehicles in Q3, modestly above the current market consensus expectation of around 454,000 vehicles 🔥

Everybody wants a 10X stock. Almost nobody can sit through the plummet that comes first! $PLTR: 87% drop (2021–22) $AMZN: ~90–95% drop (1999–2001) $NFLX: 82% drop (2011–12) $TSLA: 65–75% drop (2021–23) $NVDA: ~66% drop (2021–22) $CVNA: 99% drop (2021–22) The 10X happens after most people have already sold. Volatility is the price of admission.

Everybody wants a 10X stock. Almost nobody can sit through the plummet that comes first! $PLTR: 87% drop (2021–22) $AMZN: ~90–95% drop (1999–2001) $NFLX: 82% drop (2011–12) $TSLA: 65–75% drop (2021–23) $NVDA: ~66% drop (2021–22) $CVNA: 99% drop (2021–22) The 10X happens after most people have already sold. Volatility is the price of admission.

Fitch gives Tesla its first-ever BBB investment-grade credit rating. Fitch highlighted Tesla’s EV leadership, strong profitability, $43.5B in cash and investments, and “unmatched” vertical integration as it expands into AI, Robotaxi and Optimus. This is huge. 🔥

Fitch gives Tesla its first-ever BBB investment-grade credit rating. Fitch highlighted Tesla’s EV leadership, strong profitability, $43.5B in cash and investments, and “unmatched” vertical integration as it expands into AI, Robotaxi and Optimus. This is huge. 🔥

Tesla recent FSD Supervised approvals across more EU countries (now 7 including Czechia), Fitch's first-time BBB investment-grade rating expanding financing options for the $25B+ AI buildout, and catalysts like the Sep 24 Semi event plus Oct 1 Roadster reveal. Stock closed near 379 after consecutive gains, leaving shorts underwater on the uptrend.

 Tesla recent FSD Supervised approvals across more EU countries (now 7 including Czechia), Fitch's first-time BBB investment-grade rating expanding financing options for the $25B+ AI buildout, and catalysts like the Sep 24 Semi event plus Oct 1 Roadster reveal. Stock closed near 379 after consecutive gains, leaving shorts underwater on the uptrend.

Recent FSD Supervised approvals across more EU countries (now 7 including Czechia), Fitch's first-time BBB investment-grade rating expanding financing options for the $25B+ AI buildout, and catalysts like the Sep 24 Semi event plus Oct 1 Roadster reveal. Stock closed near 379 after consecutive gains, leaving shorts underwater on the uptrend.

A TON OF THINGS HAPPENED IN THE STOCK MARKET TODAY. Here's a full recap: 1. President Trump said Iran “will never have a nuclear weapon” remains the administration’s only objective, adding that he has a “big decision” to make regarding the conflict. He also reiterated that he believes the U.S. and Iran will reach a deal after the U.S. election, while saying he would “give no credence to the election” when making decisions on Iran. The remarks come as the administration continues weighing both military and diplomatic options amid ongoing talks with Tehran. 2. Meta $META continues expanding Muse’s ecosystem through new partnerships aimed at turning the AI assistant into a broader consumer platform. The latest integrations include Instacart for grocery shopping and delivery, PayPal for shoppi

A TON OF THINGS HAPPENED IN THE STOCK MARKET TODAY. Here's a full recap: 1. President Trump said Iran “will never have a nuclear weapon” remains the administration’s only objective, adding that he has a “big decision” to make regarding the conflict. He also reiterated that he believes the U.S. and Iran will reach a deal after the U.S. election, while saying he would “give no credence to the election” when making decisions on Iran. The remarks come as the administration continues weighing both military and diplomatic options amid ongoing talks with Tehran. 2. Meta $META continues expanding Muse’s ecosystem through new partnerships aimed at turning the AI assistant into a broader consumer platform. The latest integrations include Instacart for grocery shopping and delivery, PayPal for shoppi

Mag 7 so far this year: $AAPL +25% $NVDA +21% $META +12% $GOOGL +10% $AMZN +9.8% $MSFT +2.5% $TSLA -17% Apple has done the best, most likely because of its lack of exposure to capex. Nvidia is second best due to unbelievable levels of growth, probably deserves Apple’s multiple. Meta has just taken the lead ahead of Google and Amazon. It was lagging behind all year. Google went flat after the $85B equity raise. Amazon just hasn’t been able to move after its last earnings pump. Microsoft is flat but +40% from the lows when it was effectively in a bear market for most of the year with IGV and SaaS. Tesla is the only one negative YTD and is probably going to need to show earnings growth accelerate again before the street easily gives it the $450 range that it kept it at until Q2’s numbers. In