I'd say stop loss orders are dangerous after earnings. We often swing 10% in both directions, allowing market makers to make a ton of money off of stop loss orders. They'll know the order numbers and know how to force 90% or some target number into sold shares.
I do have a pessimistic view about the call. Earnings will beat, Q4 delivery target will miss or they won't discuss and Elon may need to sell another 2 billion or more to cover the twitter sale. If he announces sales are over and share buyback is on, 250 open tomorrow seems reasonable. If no buyback and no or low delivery targets for Q4, 180-200 is on the table. Some wide ass condors could get hit the next 24 hours, good luck.
I will sell some CC's for next week, way out of the money for small change, at a price I'm ok to take. I'm getting conservative and generally selling calls at a price I'm happy with and will sell puts for the wheel. Missing the wheel since our drop from 300, those puts are like printing money.