Watching Q3 Earnings on Polymarket for $TSLA Implications

The Q3 earnings season is just around the corner, and I'm particularly interested in how the broader tech sector performs on Polymarket's various earning outcome markets. While $TSLA is down -1.59% today at 375.53, that's not unexpected given general market choppiness. What I'm really keying in on are the implied probabilities for tech earnings beats/misses, especially for companies with significant exposure to consumer discretionary spending. If we see a pattern of lower-than-expected guidance or revenue misses start to price in across a range of companies, it could signal a tougher environment for growth stocks in general. I'm less concerned with the daily $TSLA move and more with the aggregated signal from the market's collective wisdom on these earnings events, trying to gauge if a sustained downward revision to future growth is starting to get priced in more broadly beyond individual tickers. It's about getting ahead of potential sector-wide sentiment shifts, not just reacting to individual company news.