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Bill Baruch joined the CNBC Halftime Report to kickoff the holiday week to discuss his high expectations for TSLA in Q3.

Bill Baruch has been accumulating Tesla in Blue Line Capital portfolios. Here is why and where he sees it going.

Subscribe to our Morning Express. Each daily report provides valuable insights into key futures and commodities such as the E-mini S&P, E-mini NQ, Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, and Bitcoin (futures). Our president, founder, and expert trader, Bill Baruch, takes a blended approach on each asset, telling a story as the week evolves. This includes a detailed narrative at times to help build a precise game plan on how to attack the markets. Each daily report always includes the latest updated actionable technical levels and our proprietary momentum-driven Bias. 

Bill Baruch is also the founder and CIO at Blue Creek Capital Management a Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) and Blue Line Capital a wealth manager. Each daily report essentially represents Bilil’s personal trading diary; the levels he uses to manage his portfolios. 

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