Tesla slipped back from the $400 mark this week, closing at $398.50, down 2.2% on the week, as options traders maintained a defensive lean even as the borrow market became noticeably cheaper. The clearest shift in positioning this week is in the cost to borrow, which fell 38% to just 0.24%. That is the lowest reading in the 30-day window and extends a one-month decline of around…
TSLA Barclays upgrades to Overweight, raises price target to $450 from $370, implying 21% upside.
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TSLA Barclays upgrades to Overweight, raises price target to $450 from $370, implying 21% upside.
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TSLA cost to borrow surges to 0.88%, up 149% in one week as earnings loom Tuesday.
TSLA retail attention surges to 5.9 standard deviations above its own 90-day average, per Wikipedia views and ORTEX stock-page traffic, as the stock heads into Q3 earnings Tuesday.
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Read on ORTEX →Sign up for premiumTesla reports Q3 2026 results on Tuesday with the stock at $354.72, down 7.3% on the week and notably softer than the $375.23 level captured in Wednesday's trader note, and the options market has shifted decisively…
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