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TSLA Weekly Options Trade Plan 2025-03-26

TSLA Weekly Options Trade Plan 2025-03-26

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TSLA Weekly Analysis Summary (2025-03-26)

Below is a summary of the five models’ reports, a discussion of where they agree and differ, and my overall conclusion with a specific trade recommendation.

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Comprehensive Summary of Each Model’s Key Points

• Grok/xAI Report:  – Using very short‐term (5‑minute) charts, it finds strong bullish momentum (price above key EMAs and rising RSI) even though the daily chart shows mixed signals.  – The options flow (high call volume) and relatively calm VIX add to the bullish short-term picture despite max pain at a lower level.  – Recommendation: Buy a naked call at the $292.50 strike on TSLA (premium ~0.85), with moderate confidence (65%).

• Gemini/Google Report:  – Highlights a volatile price history: the 5‑minute chart shows a bounce while the daily chart remains below key averages, causing a longer‑term bearish bias.  – Options sentiment and max pain (at $262.50) lean bearish, with significant open interest in puts.  – Recommendation: Initiate a bearish naked put trade (e.g. $245 strike option, premium ~0.47).

• Llama/Meta Report:  – Underlines short-term bullish momentum on the M5 chart with prices above the short-term EMAs and an RSI near overbought levels.  – By contrast, the daily chart is in decline (price below 50‑ and 200‑period EMAs) and notes max pain at $262.50.  – Recommendation: With a moderately bearish bias, it suggests buying a naked put at about the $267.50 strike.

• Claude/Anthropic Report:  – Focuses on a strong M5 trend (price trading above the moving averages and rising RSI) with a neutral daily RSI.  – News catalysts (e.g. favorable tariff comments) and falling overall volatility support a moderately bullish setup.  – Recommendation: Buy a call option—though at a slightly lower strike ($280) and at a higher premium (~$3.05) than would ideally fit our target premium window.

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