Welcome to Market Pulse—my new corner of the blog where I dive into the chaos and opportunity of stocks, stock options, and the economic forces shaping the U.S. and beyond. As a trader who lives for the tick-by-tick action, I’m here to break down the latest market swings, decode what’s driving the indices, and share my takes on where the money’s flowing—whether it’s Tesla’s rollercoaster, crypto’s meltdowns, or the Fed’s next move. From Wall Street to global trade wars, this is where I’ll unpack the data, vent my opinions, and maybe even drop a few trading ideas. Expect sharp insights, a bit of grit, and a front-row seat to the economic engine—because in this game, staying ahead means staying obsessed.
The stock performance of Tesla ($TSLA) is projected to rise due to significant developments expected in 2025 and 2026, including the launch of a sub-$30,000 electric vehicle, Cybercab deployment, advancements in Full Self-Driving technology, and expansion into energy and robotics. These catalysts may substantially enhance Tesla’s market position and financial performance.
Tesla’s stock has fallen 28% from its peak of $488.54 in December 2024 to $330.53 by February 2025, driven by declining sales in Europe and competition from cheaper EVs. Broader market turbulence and inflation fears contribute to investor caution, leading to a shift towards safer assets, while capital hesitates amid uncertain economic conditions.
The author reflects on their experience as a Special Government Employee (SGE) for the U.S. Department of Labor, emphasizing the seriousness and dedication required for the role. They draw parallels to Elon Musk’s commitment to his SGE position, suggesting he is more patriotic and honest compared to many politicians, amidst challenges he faces.
The author urges Elon Musk to address market manipulation by Market Makers, Hedge Funds, and High-Frequency Traders, particularly affecting Tesla. Accusations include excessive and naked short selling, as well as the use of zero-day options contributing to volatile price movements. The letter calls for stricter regulations and enforcement for market integrity.
