Tsla futures have advanced to $197

TSLA futures have advanced to $197.90, aligning with sector-wide gains in clean energy equities. Bollinger Bands suggest a possible volatility expansion in the next 48 hours. The elimination of the $7,500 federal EV tax credit at quarter-end created a rush of purchases that may have borrowed sales from future periods. Meanwhile, tariffs added approximately $300 million in costs during the quarter, with more impact expected ahead. Regulatory credit revenue is also declining due to changes in emission standards. Wendy's hit its lowest closing price in nearly a decade on Monday, with shares ending the trading session at $10.30. TSLA futures climbed 0.9% to $194.85 in early trading, reacting to analyst upgrades citing stronger-than-expected Asian market sales. Options flow data shows increased call buying at the $200 strike for next week’s expiry, hinting bullish sentiment.