TeslaQ3ProfitFalls43% $TSLA#ShareWeekly
Tesla just delivered a mixed Q3 2026 report. Revenue beat expectations, adjusted EPS came in stronger than expected, and free cash flow surprised to the upside. But GAAP net income still fell 43% year over year.
My take? Tesla's execution is improving in some areas, but its valuation still needs to justify the massive bet on AI, robotics and Robotaxi.
1. Revenue beat, but growth is still missing
Tesla reported approximately $28.05 billion in Q3 revenue, slightly above the $27.88 billion consensus. Adjusted EPS came in at $0.48 versus the expected $0.43.

What an eye-opener—the cycling community is a complete mess.

U.S. initial jobless claims data will be released tonight at 20:30. Given current market conditions, this data is unlikely to directly reverse the overall trend and is more likely to act as a catalyst for short-term volatility.
BTC has fallen to around 81,600, approaching the key support level of 81,500. The moving averages are in a bearish alignment, and downside pressure is clear. The core logic is that the resilience of the labor market is a key support for the Fed’s hawkish stance.
If the data is strong (below expectations), it would indicate a tight labor market, giving the Fed ample reas

$BTC Tesla's Q3 automotive gross margin rebounded, and free cash flow turned positive
This Q3 earnings report was a typical structural surprise: revenue was nearly flat, but the profit and cash flow metrics that mattered most to the market showed signs of recovery. Automotive gross margin excluding regulatory credits rose to 18.1%, no longer relying on credits for support. A higher share of premium models and continued growth in FSD subscriptions were the main drivers, showing that cost adjustments during the price-cutting cycle are beginning to pay off. Free cash flow turned positive at $1.53

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🌍 Global Debt Is Reaching Alarming Levels — And the Real Risk Is What Comes Next.
The world’s biggest economies are carrying enormous debt burdens, leaving governments increasingly exposed to higher borrowing costs.
📊 Gross government debt as a share of GDP:
▪️ Japan: 204.4%
▪️ Italy: 138.4%
▪️ United States: 125.8%
▪️ France: 118.4%
▪️ Canada: 110.7%
▪️ China: 106.9%
▪️ United Kingdom: 103.6%
▪️ Germany: 64.6%
Advanced economies average 108.2% of GDP, while U.S. debt is approaching its pandemic-era peak.
But here’s what matters most:
High debt doesn't automatically trigger a crisis. The cos

$AERO TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: BULLISH TREND CONFIRMED | $5 LONG-TERM TARGET
#AERO has already turned bullish after a HTF close above $0.6328, confirming a bullish CHoCH. The long-term descending TL has also been broken, providing a second bullish confirmation.
Target 1 at $0.7952 has already been achieved. Now, I’m watching for the next potential leg higher.
My Trading Plan:
➤ Preferred Entry Zone: $0.58–$0.46
➤ Target 1: $0.7952 ✅
➤ Target 2: $1.63
➤ Target 3: $3
➤ Final Target: $5
Why I’m Bullish:
The HTF structure has shifted bullish, and the former resistance around $0.6328 has become a key st

I added around $40,000 to my $TAO position late last night.
Woke up and its worth $35,000 lmao 😂😭
I'm not worried though, #TAO will be worth four digits soon.

PHP VULNERABILITY DATING BACK TO 2014 EXPLOITED, MORE THAN 100 BUSINESSES BREACHED
Two critical security vulnerabilities in PHP are believed to have existed since 2014. According to published information, attackers used AI-powered tools to target more than 1,200 websites and successfully breach more than 100 businesses.
Some government agencies have warned the affected organizations to patch the vulnerabilities or temporarily take their websites offline if they cannot ensure their security.
What is notable is not only that the vulnerabilities are old, but also that AI can help automate target

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🚨 BREAKING: a16z crypto, one of crypto's biggest VC funds, is dropping "crypto" from its name.

Bitcoin had a sharp push to the upside but failed to sustain that move towards resistance and dropped. Price even flipped below the zone, and a drop to the $80,500 area is expected. That will be a retest of the falling wedge pattern and might move in reverse. Along with that, we have #FOMC next week, so we might see some strong moves with the news release.
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Earnings season is underway, and Meta and Tesla reported first last night. What stood out to me most wasn’t how much they earned, but that the market’s attitude has changed.
First, Meta.
Revenue was $64.6 billion, up 26% and above expectations. But another figure looks pretty bad: its free cash flow was negative this quarter, with $2.1 billion going out the door. It poured all that money into AI, spending $34.9 billion in a single quarter just on data centers and chips. Its AI budget for the full year wasn’t cut at all; the lower end was raised to $135 billion to $145 billion.
Last quarter, a

🔴 According to BFMTV, merchants are being urged to hire private security agents ahead of the upcoming demonstrations.
So the state is no longer able to ensure the safety of its citizens?
Yesterday, we discussed how consent to taxation could falter. Find our article in the comments.

What traps you is never your position, but your own demons!
Getting in is easy; getting out of a losing position is hard. Many people watch the market day and night, waiting desperately for a huge rally to get them out, already consumed by obsession.
A losing position is like shackles; blindly holding on only keeps draining your principal.
Breaking free isn’t about stubbornly waiting for a peak. What matters is knowing when to move on: exit decisively when it’s time, preserve your capital, manage your position, and wait calmly for new opportunities.
Markets are unpredictable. Never bet everyth

TeslaQ3ProfitFalls43% $TSLA#ShareWeekly
Tesla just delivered a mixed Q3 2026 report. Revenue beat expectations, adjusted EPS came in stronger than expected, and free cash flow surprised to the upside. But GAAP net income still fell 43% year over year.
My take? Tesla's execution is improving in some areas, but its valuation still needs to justify the massive bet on AI, robotics and Robotaxi.
1. Revenue beat, but growth is still missing
Tesla reported approximately $28.05 billion in Q3 revenue, slightly above the $27.88 billion consensus. Adjusted EPS came in at $0.48 versus the expected $0.43.