StarFoxisDown!
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Really the only question is are MM's shooting for actual max pain or are they shooting to try and prevent anything above 879 on Friday's close to avoid paying out the call walls at 880, 890, and especially 900.Anyone else thinking we are being held down artificially until Friday and then will see it pop a bit on Monday?
Even though max pain is 850, when I look at open interest and volume chart, it tells me they're mostly shooting to prevent anything higher than 879 for close tomorrow. We'll see in the last two hours of trading because yesterday it seemed like there was clear intent on the stock price landing exactly on 850 for Friday and then they let off of the capping later in the day to let the stock go higher.
But on the flip side of that, the walk down today, despite news of the Berlin approval, was just so easy. No buying volume whatsoever. TSLA is now underperforming 3X its multiple to the Nasdaq and getting weaker as the day goes on. So I doubt the press conference for the approval tomorrow morning will really do anything to create some buying volume
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