TSLA was as high as $1,939 in premarket, dropping to a regular session high of $1,923. It's now back below $1,900, trading at $1,850. If $1,900 is reached again, look for follow-through to its regular session high, premarket high and then the round number magnetism of $2,000. Still to come: Inclusion in the S&P 500; Post-split trading between $300-400/share (Aug 31st); Battery Day Sep 22nd; Through all of the above, TSLA will not stay under $2,000 for long absent a total implosion in Nasdaq. Speaking of which, Sep-Nov is shaping up as one of the best three months for trading options in the history of this service. Between TSLA and everything else that will be going on, it will be a good time to be paying attention.
