<div id="readability-page-1">A Tesla bear is changing his tune, turning bullish for two reasons as the company’s stock has continued to get a boost over the past month. Dan Nathan, a notorious skeptic of Tesla shares, said he is changing his tune, at least in the short term, on the company’s stock because of “technicals and sentiment,” believing the company is on track for a strong Q3, but also an investment story that will slowly veer away from its automotive business. “I think from a trading perspective, it looks very interesting,” Nathan said, citing numerous signs of strength, such as holding its 200-day moving average and holding against its resistance level. He also said he believes a rally for the stock could continue as it heads into the end of the quarter, especially as the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit is coming to an end at the end of the month. With that being said, he believes the consensus for Q3 deliveries is “probably low,” as he believes Wall Street is likely underestimating what Tesla will bring to the table on October 1 or 2 when it reports numbers for the quarter. <blockquote> Tesla bear Dan Nathan has flipped his script on Tesla $TSLA shares, citing “technicals and sentiment” pic.twitter.com/QNNNsjljZL — TESLARATI (@Teslarati) September 12, 2025</blockquote> Tesla shares are already up over five percent today, with gains exceeding nine percent over the past five trading days, and more than fourteen percent in the past month. While some analysts are looking at the performance of other Mag 7 stocks, movement on rates from the Federal Reserve, and other broader market factors as reasoning for Tesla’s strong performance, it appears some movement could be related to the company’s recent developments instead. Over the past week, Tesla has made some strides in its Robotaxi program, including a new license to test the platform in the State of Nevada, which we reported on. <blockquote>Tesla lands regulatory green light for Robotaxi testing in new state</blockquote> Additionally, the company is riding the tails of the end of the EV tax credit, as inventory, both new and used, is running extremely low, generally speaking. Many markets do not have any vehicles to purchase as of right now, making delivery by September 30 extremely difficult. However, there has been some adjustments to the guidelines by the IRS, which can be read here: <blockquote>Tesla set to win big after IRS adjusts EV tax credit rules</blockquote> Tesla is trading at around $389 at 10:56 a.m. on the East Coast. The post Tesla bear turns bullish for two reasons as stock continues boost appeared first on TESLARATI.</div>

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A Tesla bear, Dan Nathan, has turned bullish on Tesla's stock due to positive technical indicators and sentiment, anticipating a strong Q3 performance. He notes the stock's resilience at its 200-day moving average and resistance levels. With Tesla shares up over 5% today and 14% in the past month, Nathan believes Wall Street's Q3 delivery estimates are low. The end of the $7,500 EV tax credit and recent advancements in Tesla's Robotaxi program are contributing to the stock's momentum.

- Dan Nathan, previously skeptical of Tesla shares, is now bullish due to positive technical indicators and sentiment, anticipating a strong Q3 performance.  
- He believes Wall Street's consensus for Q3 deliveries is underestimated, especially with the impending end of the $7,500 electric vehicle tax credit.  
- Tesla shares have risen over five percent today and more than fourteen percent in the past month, influenced by recent developments in its Robotaxi program and low inventory levels.  