🚀📈 $TSLA heading straight for 600+? Behind this round of 'sentiment squeeze', the market is betting on a bigger variable

The recent trend of $Tesla(TSLA.US) is no longer an ordinary rebound, but has clearly entered a stage of emotional acceleration + passive position adjustment. The rapid departure of prices from the original trading range itself signals one thing:
The number of "willing sellers" in the market is rapidly decreasing, and passive following funds are being forced to enter.

But what’s really worth analyzing is not the short-term gains, but why $Tesla(TSLA.US) has become the first to lose control among large-cap stocks at this point in time.

The first layer is the issue of position structure.

For a long time, $Tesla(TSLA.US) has been in a state where "everyone is optimistic, but everyone is underweight."
Once the price breaks through a key psychological range, funds that were previously on the sidelines will quickly realize:
If they don’t chase, their portfolio’s performance will start to lag.
In this environment, gains are not driven by marginal changes in fundamentals but by position corrections.

The second layer is the reactivation of market memory.

Many people will compare this rally to NVIDIA and Alphabet in 2025.
Back then, they didn’t have "new positive news" every day, but at a certain stage, they suddenly entered a state where:
Pullbacks became shallow, breakouts didn’t allow re-entry, and funds followed all the way.
The only commonality in this kind of trend is:
The market starts to believe that "a higher price range is reasonable."

The third layer is the early pricing of long-term options on $Tesla(TSLA.US).

Tesla isn’t just being traded as a car company.
Autonomous driving, robotics, and energy systems—these long-term options are ignored during low sentiment but are bundled into the valuation framework when the rally starts.
When funds start betting on "the big narrative of 2026" rather than "next quarter’s delivery data," price elasticity naturally amplifies.

This is also why the market is starting to discuss ranges like 520+ or even 600+.
The key isn’t whether the numbers are precise, but that:
Once this emotionally driven stage is entered, prices often first reach a position that makes most people uncomfortable before stopping.

What really needs to be observed next are two variables:
Whether pullbacks continue to be quickly absorbed;
And whether trading volume continues to expand during the rise, rather than rising on shrinking volume.

If these two conditions hold simultaneously, the nature of this rally is closer to a trend-level repricing rather than a short-term frenzy.

What do you think?
Is this $Tesla(TSLA.US) rehearsing early for the 2026 main uptrend,
Or is it an overheated acceleration phase that could cool down at any time?

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