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TSLA wheel watch: $305 put leaves an 8.9% cushion
The September 18 $305 put showed a $5.85 reference credit and an 8.9% breakeven cushion at 9:51 a.m. ET. TSLA remains below every major average and contract IV is below its three-month norm, so distance is not the same as safety.
TSLA wheel watch: $290 put leaves an 11.5% cushion
The September 18 $290 put showed a $6.80 reference credit and an 11.5% breakeven cushion at 9:55 a.m. ET. TSLA remains below every major average and contract IV is below its three-month norm, so distance is not the same as safety.
TSLA wheel watch: $270 put pays 1.70% in 30 days
The August 28 $270 put showed a $4.60 midpoint credit and an 11.8% breakeven cushion at 11:56 a.m. ET. TSLA is oversold and below every major average, so the low delta does not turn a broken trend into safety.
TSLA wheel watch: $335 put leaves a 12.9% cushion
The August 21 $335 put offered a $5.10 reference credit and a 12.9% breakeven cushion at 11:52 a.m. ET. Results were due after the close, making the low-delta ticket an event-risk example rather than a safety claim.