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Tesla earnings are hours away, crypto is quietly cooking, and Wall Street’s playing musical chairs with Big Tech. Let’s dive in.

Tesla’s Big Day: The Numbers Are Boring, the Narrative Isn’t

Tesla ($TSLA) reports Q2 earnings after the bell today, and analysts are bracing for a letdown. Revenue is expected to drop ~9% YoY to $22.7B, with earnings per share forecast between $0.33–$0.40, down sharply from last year’s $0.91.

But the real buzz? Elon Musk is expected to talk robotaxis, autonomy, and Optimus (the humanoid robot). If he sells the future convincingly, the stock could pop…if not, investors may ghost.

Fun Fact: Tesla’s vehicle deliveries dropped 17.6% from Q2 last year.

Full breakdown → here

AI Stocks Surge (Again): Nvidia Leads the Pack

Nvidia ($NVDA) jumped another 4% Tuesday as analysts raised price targets on growing demand for AI infrastructure. With its Q2 earnings still a few weeks away, investors are buying the rumor, and maybe the revolution.

Microsoft ($MSFT), Meta ($META), and AMD ($AMD) also rose ~2%, proving that the AI hype cycle still has fuel.

Nvidia’s market cap is now flirting with $4T. Only Apple and Microsoft are higher.

Crypto: Calm Before the Catalyst?

Bitcoin ($BTC) and Ethereum ($ETH) are trading steady near $67,100 and $3,510, respectively. But with the Fed’s interest rate decision looming next week, volatility could be just around the corner.

Don’t sleep on crypto. It’s been eerily quiet. Too quiet.

What to Watch Today:

  • Tesla Q2 earnings, after market close

  • Meta & Microsoft report tomorrow (Thursday)

  • Fed blackout continues ahead of next week’s FOMC

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