Group 1 - Tesla's stock has increased by 6%, marking its best performance since April, with a shift in sentiment from bearish to bullish among traders [1] - The consensus for Q3 deliveries is expected to be low, indicating a challenging environment for the EV business [1] - The upcoming expiration of the $7,500 tax credit at the end of the month may lead to a pull forward in demand, benefiting Tesla's stock [2] Group 2 - Tesla's stock has established a base with a series of higher lows and is approaching a resistance level, which could lead to a rally as Q3 delivery reports are anticipated [3] - Historical trends suggest that November and December are typically strong months for Tesla, potentially providing additional momentum due to the EV credits [4] - September is generally a weaker month, but the impending expiration of EV credits may create a tailwind for Tesla's performance [5]