Tesla Broke Descending Wedge
Tesla broke descending wedge pattern on Thursday, December 22, 2022. There is heavy open interest at the $130 OTM strike price expiring 12/23/22. The stock has the potential to tap the bottom of the descending wedge pattern (yellow line) and fall down into the $90 range over the coming months. Also, gap fill below $100. We will see if gaps fill.
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