In yesterday’s trade alert, we recalled two successful Tesla (TSLA 0.00%↑) trades:
We’ve traded Tesla on both sides of the market. In April 2025, we opened a bearish call spread and closed it three days later for a 292% return on maximum risk. That exit is recorded in the original alert thread.
Our bullish call spread from November 2024 returned 378% on maximum risk when we closed it the following month. That exit is recorded in the original alert thread.
I also described how buying a Model Y this month changed my perspective:
Since those trades, I bought a Model Y Dual Motor Premium. Its Full Self-Driving (Supervised) system has impressed me most. According to the stats the car keeps, I’ve used it 98% of the time I’ve been in the car.
Another FSD Encounter
After yesterday’s alert went out, a juvenile black bear ran across a rural New Jersey road in front of us. The car’s FSD slowed the Model Y to avoid it. We asked Grok by voice to clip the dashcam video. Here’s the encounter:
Today, we’re revisiting the Tesla structure with an updated limit entry price. The other two trades center on software infrastructure and life-sciences tools. One came from our Market Watchers list of potential trades; the other came from our Multibaggers list of longer-horizon ideas. Both now pass our technical timing screens. Full trade structures, entry limits, and exit plans follow below.
New to our alerts? Our Start Here post explains how we choose trades, set entry limits and exits, and track results.
