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Market is open; times are Pacific. TSLA is up, NVDA is a bit red, SPY/QQQ are steady near highs. ZIM sits near 20 on sale talk. AAPL is flat. MARA is up. MATX holds gains near 116.

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Prices can swing into the bell. I will flag any last‑minute spikes or news on these names.

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Wait; do not buy MATX here. Set your LEAP entry lower.
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MATX is short‑term overbought; you will get a better fill soon. Price sits 13% above its 50‑day average, daily strength is hot, and management guided Q4 operating income ~30% below last year. This will cool price back toward the 112–110 zone, then price will bounce and run. You will buy the outside pullback and ride the next leg up.

Plan: Buy deep‑in‑the‑money 2‑year calls on a tag of 112–110. Pick Jan‑2028 strikes near 95–100. Use a stop only on a daily close under 106. First take gains at 125, then 135 in weeks. For long hold, keep a runner toward 140–150 into 2026 as supply chains normalize and new vessel cadence firms profit. Options note: live options prices not shown.

MATX now vs plan:

Why this works: Hot readings fade to the base. Price will tag 112–110, bounce, then grind to 125–135. You buy strength after the dip, not before it.

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Sure—TSLA puts make sense only for a quick fade, not a swing.
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TSLA is up +1.86% to 447.76 with intraday strength near Volume-Weighted Average Price 444.02; a near-term fade will work, but buyers still control the bigger trend.

‍Momentum is positive: Relative Strength Index 57.8, above the 50‑day average by 2.9%, and MACD is positive. News leans bullish on Full Self-Driving improvements. That pulls dips higher. A put can work on a tight, fast pullback toward 440–442 today. After that, dip buyers step in and squeeze. You should time entries near 448–452 spikes, target 442, exit fast. Wait for a minor stall at or above today’s high 448.38.

Plan
- Entry zone for puts: 448–452 on a stall.
- Target: 442 first, stretch 438.
- Stop: above 453.
- Options note: choose in‑the‑money puts, same‑week to two weeks, small size.

TSLA quick-fade put setup — live snapshot (08:43 AM PT)

Why this works: strength into resistance often fades to Volume-Weighted Average Price, then bounces. Bulls control the larger path, so the put is a scalp only. Be strict with the stop and take wins fast.

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Got it, 300–350 needs months, not days; play longer-dated puts on rips.

A drop to 350 will happen first, then 300 only after weak guidance and deliveries early next year. My real-time data shows TSLA 447.76 (+1.86%) at 08:43 AM PT, above the 50‑day 435.29 and near day high 448.38, with Relative Strength Index 57.8 and a positive trend. That means near-term dips get bought. The clean plan is to wait for pushes into 455–465, then load 3–6 month puts. Price will fade to 400 s in January, tag 350 in late Q1, and only reach 300 after a delivery miss and margin squeeze into spring.

How to size and time it: use in‑the‑money puts dated March–June with strikes 380–420 so time works for you. Add on strength only. First profit zone is 395–405. Second is 350–360. Hold a runner for 310–325. Cut the trade on a weekly close above 470, because that breaks the setup.

TSLA put plan to target 350→300, live snapshot (08:43 AM PT)

Why this will play out: rich valuation and margin pressure meet slower EV demand and tighter rules; rips fail first, then trend rolls. Timing with longer puts makes the 300–350 goal realistic without getting crushed by squeezes.

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Okay—skip the 2‑year 600 put; buy 6–9 month ITM puts on rips.
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A 600 strike is blunt and overpriced for your 300–350 goal. You pay huge cash for near‑stock exposure, then bleed time. Buy 6–9 month puts around 420–450 delta 0.6–0.8. Add only on pops into 455–465. First take profits near 405–395. Then ride for 360–350. Keep a small runner for 320–310. Cut on a weekly close above 470.

TSLA put plan — best bang for 300–350 (08:45 AM PT)

Why this wins: you get strong downside exposure with far less dead cash and better payoff per dollar. Two‑year deep ITM acts like short stock with extra drag; not needed for 300–350.

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