Guys, does anyone know if today was a public holiday in the UK? The London session was unusually very low in volume and volatility. Very out of the usual daily pattern. Any reason that could explain this?
Entry: 43,563 Stop Loss: 43,420 (Below daily support zone) Take Profit 1: 43,690 (61.8% Fibonacci retracement level) Take Profit 2: 43,810 (78.6% Fibonacci extension)
Reason: Price aligns with the daily 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level and rebounds from a strong support cluster (previous swing low + volume concentration).
TSLA People keep stressing over chip costs, tariffs, and political fights when it comes to Tesla, but let’s get real. We haven’t even touched on the massive future markets for robots and Robotaxi yet. Chip costs are a big deal, sure, everybody knows that. Thing is, Tesla’s got their own D1 chip, training AI faster than the rest, while other carmakers are still begging third parties for scraps. Tariffs? Not much of a sweat for Tesla. The Giga Press chops Model Y’s rear underbody from 70 parts down to 2, cranking out cars in 90 seconds instead of hours. Add in the 4680 batteries, the most advanced and cost-efficient out there, plus D1 chips and an FSD that’s beating human drivers, and you’ve got a combo no one’s touching. As for political drama, that’s just funny. In this polarized world where everything’s a fight, every CEO’s got their stance and rivals stirring the pot. If that’s a dealbreaker, good luck investing in anything. Point is, Tesla owns batteries, chips, software, production, the works. TSLA’s set to blast off because this kind of tech and scale doesn’t just lead, it crushes. The market’s nervous, but the edge here is undeniable. Markets are usually slow to catch on, and when it finally pops off, analysts will scramble with a dozen reasons about technicals or fundamentals to explain why they’re so smart after the fact. SPXNDXVIXDJI