Trump isn’t shy about what he wants:
Lower rates, more liquidity, and a Fed that will give him what he wants.
It’s coming…
Three Trump nominees now sit on the Fed’s Board of Governors. Look…
Lisa Cook is under mounting pressure to resign over allegations of mortgage fraud. When Cook goes…
Trump will seize another seat, giving him all the influence he needs to set monetary policy.
Then there’s Powell. When Powell’s term ends, Trump will replace him with a Fed Chair who will do the President’s bidding.
This would give Trump near-total control of U.S. monetary policy.
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Trump’s takeover of the Fed could mean there will be nowhere left for big money to invest… except gold.
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Bonds are already uninvestible – and will only become more so.
The “Buffett Indicator” is at an historic extreme – with stocks at their highest (over) valuations ever.
The one asset class positioned to benefit from Trump’s Fed coup… is gold.
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To your wealth,
Garrett Goggin, CFA, CMT
Chief Analyst and Founder, Golden Portfolio
Tesla's Breakout: Why This Rally Looks Far From Over
Written by Sam Quirke. Published 8/20/2025.
Key Points
- Tesla shares are consolidating well above their breakout zone after last week’s bullish move.
- Technical momentum points toward an imminent retest of $350 before a move higher.
- Recent analyst sentiment is split, but the broader risk-on backdrop supports the bulls.
After weeks of consolidation within a narrowing pennant formation, Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) finally snapped higher earlier this month. The stock jumped 12% in three sessions, decisively breaking above the upper trendline that had capped momentum since late May. For investors on the sidelines, this breakout demands attention.
This type of technical pattern often sets the stage for another leg higher—and early signs suggest the bulls remain firmly in control.
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Click here for the names of our three top stocks to own this year (no purchase necessary).Tesla closed just under $335 on Monday evening, about 5% below last Wednesday's high but still well above the apex of the pennant it cleared last Friday. In other words, the breakout is holding as the stock consolidates in the $330–$340 zone.
That's healthy action and exactly the kind of pause you want to see in a sustainable rally. The next obvious hurdle is the $350 level, which the shares have tested before without success. If the bulls can drive volume through that mark, Tesla should be poised for another surge.
A Technical Break That Matters
Pennants are a classic technical pattern, and Tesla's formation was textbook. The stock had been trading in progressively tighter ranges for nearly three months, compressing volatility until a breakout became all but inevitable.
The decisive upside move last week settled the direction question. Momentum traders will now be watching to ensure Tesla stays above its breakout zone. A close under $320 could reverse the gains and pull the stock back into its prior range. So far, though, it's holding firm.
Assuming the bullish thesis remains intact, the next key target is around $360, matching the highs from May and June.
A Mixed Fundamental Backdrop
Interestingly, this bullish technical setup is unfolding amid a rebound in sentiment despite a mixed Q2 earnings report.
Tesla has delivered a string of underwhelming earnings over the past two years. While Q2 wasn't a blowout, it wasn't a disaster either. Revenue fell 12% year over year to $22.5 billion, missing estimates, and earnings per share of $0.40 also trailed the consensus forecast of $0.43. However, margins appear to be stabilizing, and CEO Elon Musk—while cautious—remains optimistic, noting that robotaxis, Optimus and energy products continue to gain traction.
In short, the report reminded Wall Street that Tesla is resilient even in a challenging environment. Despite reports of sales pressure in several key markets, the company is effectively navigating increased competition and shifting macro conditions while keeping its long-term growth story alive. For patient investors with a high risk tolerance, Tesla remains hard to bet against.
Wall Street Is Split—but That's a Signal Too
The analyst community is divided, and that diversity of opinion is telling.
Wedbush, one of Tesla's most bullish voices, reiterated its Outperform rating this month with a $500 price target, implying nearly 50% upside from current levels. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs maintained its Neutral rating, wary of Tesla's rich valuation. Trading at about 195 times forward earnings, Tesla leaves little margin for error—underscoring the need for consistently strong quarters to justify its premium multiple.
That said, when markets are in full risk-on mode—like they are now—valuations often take a back seat. With the S&P 500 at record highs and investors chasing growth, Tesla is well positioned to benefit, and history shows that bears are often wrong in these environments.
The Road Ahead: Eyes on $350
The tug-of-war between bulls and bears is far from over, but the near-term setup favors the upside. Consolidation above the breakout zone is constructive, analyst targets as high as $500 offer plenty of upside, and the broader equity environment is supportive.
Yes, Tesla's valuation is stretched and execution risk remains. But with improving sentiment, a strong technical foundation and a supportive market backdrop, Tesla looks ready to run. A successful retest and breakout of $350 in the coming days would open the door to $360 and beyond.
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