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TSLA – Short term upside
TSLA's stock price has been characterized by a high degree of volatility, with significant price swings occurring over short periods. From a technical analysis perspective, TSLA's long-term trend has been upward, with the stock price increasing from around $20 per share in 2013 to over $1,000 per share in early 2021.
In November 2021 the stock price started a corrective trend that has been maintained until today. The low of the move was reached on the 6th of January 2023 at around $101 dollars per share. Since then the stock price jumped higher, made a correction that retraced nearly 50% of the move and afterwards it continued the trend (up).
The highest probability scenario for this stock is to move to the upside and reach the trendline marked on the chart. However we must point out that, tomorrow we have a big news event (FOMC meeting, interest rate decision) that may send the stock to the downside if the rate decision will hammer the whole stock market. The stock is very sensitive to the macro environment.
Trade with care.
In November 2021 the stock price started a corrective trend that has been maintained until today. The low of the move was reached on the 6th of January 2023 at around $101 dollars per share. Since then the stock price jumped higher, made a correction that retraced nearly 50% of the move and afterwards it continued the trend (up).
The highest probability scenario for this stock is to move to the upside and reach the trendline marked on the chart. However we must point out that, tomorrow we have a big news event (FOMC meeting, interest rate decision) that may send the stock to the downside if the rate decision will hammer the whole stock market. The stock is very sensitive to the macro environment.
Trade with care.
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