$TSLA Into Earnings: Deliveries Are Done, Margins Decide Whether 349 or 387 Breaks First Tesla already told us deliveries: 486,532 vehicles, above estimates. Tomorrow night the market wants to know if profits can keep up, and the chart sits mid-range, so I only want the edges. 📍 What the market wants on Oct 21 Tesla reports after the close on Wednesday, with the call at 5:30 pm ET. Consensus is about $0.45 EPS on roughly $28B of revenue. Deliveries (down about 2% on the year) and 13.7 GWh of energy storage are already out, so the focus is automotive margin, free cash flow with capex above $25B this year, and Robotaxi/FSD progress. Per Bitget’s preview, Tesla missed revenue estimates in six of the last ten quarters, and the stock is down about 20% this year. Options imply a move of roughly 5% to 7.5%, which at the wide end is about 347 to 403 from 374.7. 🧠 A range with two edges On the 1h chart, TSLA has traded between about 345 and 388 for weeks. After falling from the 388 high to a low at 349.8, it bounced about 7% to 377 and now sits at 374.7. Equilibrium of the range is near 366.5, so price is in premium. The levels: 386.8 to 388.4: equal highs, buy-side liquidity. 377: the lower high that capped the bounce. 349.5 to 353.1: the bullish OB where the bounce started. 345 to 347.6: the deeper bullish OB, tested several times. 🎯 Two edges, nothing in between • Plan A, long: a gap or selloff into 349.5 to 353.1, then a 1h reaction. Stop below 348, targets 366.5 and then 377. From 351.5, roughly 1 to 4.3 on the first target. • Plan B, short: a gap up into 386.8 to 388.4, a sweep of the highs and a 1h close back under 386.8. Stop above 389.3, targets 377 and then 366.5. From 386, roughly 1 to 2.7 on the first target. ⚠️ What would make me wrong A 1h close below 348 kills Plan A, and 345 to 347.6 becomes the last line. A 1h close above 389.3 kills Plan B, and the range is over. A 5% to 7.5% gap can skip any level. I take no entry before the print, wait for the first 1h candle after the open, and keep size small. Trade the plan without selling If you already hold Tesla on Bitget as rTSLA, you don’t have to sell it to act on a plan like this. Eligible rTokens can be used as futures margin or as collateral for a crypto loan, so you could take Plan B’s short while keeping your shares, with stocks, CFDs and crypto in one account. It is not free of risk: if $TSLA gaps down, your collateral loses value and liquidation can follow, so keep leverage and loan-to-value low around earnings. Terms and collateral rates apply, and transfers from a broker take about 10 business days, so this works for rTSLA you already hold.

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I would be lying if I said I am not annoyed I abandoned this $MU short. After the print I waited about 1h30. Price made a high near 1,105, weak high at 1,115.86, then a bearish CHoCH. EQH around 1,080, then a bearish BOS. Short-term structure flipped down after the highs got swept. I sold into that. The map was clean. Supply 1,065–1,108, the origin of the turn. Orange zone 1,035–1,045, old resistance, last support, and price is testing it now around 1,034. Demand sits at 955–985, then 920–935, strong low near 902. My path was a break of orange, retest from below, then the blue order block. Sell the news, plus the capex overhang. A few minutes later I got the feeling it wanted one more push up. I closed to wait. That was the mistake. I did not get paid for being early. I paid for not sitting. You do not win every one. I am not chasing the missed entry. The volume is still on Bitget, so the trade still feeds the Bitget Alliance Program: 30% of eligible fees back into the USDT pool, no signup, through October 26. We are so back. Next setup, not this one. #BitgetAllianceBingo