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Tesla Part 2 Video Monthly - 5 Min : Where are we GOING & WHY Good evening Traders Part 2 of my video I just created for Tesla: In this video we get into the nitty gritty where this market is going and and some possible scenarios we can go. We take this video from the 4 hour time frame and bring it down to the five minute chart for you all to see which levels to look for and why Any questions, comments, what do you like ? What do you hate and why? Lastly which countries is everyone from? I'm from Canada myself Happy Hunting Traders MB Trader
NASDAQ:TSLA
by Mindbloome-Trading
TESLA: Monthly - 4 hour : what is going on: Up ? Down and Where?Good evening everyone I have created video 1 of 2 for today's analysis of the market. So far we are seeing a bullish trend up however from our perspective we are still bearish transitioning into a possible bullish scenario. I give a break down of the market from the new info provided plus wait till the end to see where the market will possibly go to so you will be a more educated trader. Follow the market Happy Hunting Traders MB Trader
NASDAQ:TSLA
by Mindbloome-Trading
Tesla - This Is Still Not Bearish!Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) is stuck between structure: Click chart above to see the detailed analysis👆🏻 Tesla continues to consolidate in the long term descending triangle pattern. Following previous price action, a bullish breakout is much more likely but Tesla is still trading below the trendline resistance. A potential bullish breakout will be followed by an incredible rally and new highs. Levels to watch: $160, $230 Keep your long term vision, Philip (BasicTrading)
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by basictradingtv
Tesla _ Inc _ S _ w2 + w3 _ Distribution _ Prices. Tesla _ Inc _ S _ w2 + w3 _ Distribution _ Prices. Distribution price : Retest (Drop): ________________________ $239.44 Support confirmation = $239.44 _____________________ Retest (Drop) = $219.56. If support not confirmed then expecting as low as the following key level $213.71 , $209.72, $201.30 ___________________________ Advance Stage Distribution prices: Then: Mid Distribution: $254.70 _____________________________ $271.37 $274.33
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by Skill-Knowledge-Conduct
Top 5 Weekly Trade Ideas #4 - TSLA Triple Top?TSLA is setting up for a triple top here on the 15m which could lead to a hard rejection. We're also sitting right on the major downtrend line from ATH in 2021. TSLA already tried to breakout above this trendline earlier in the year, but failed miserably. I'm thinking we may have a repeat here, but this 226 area is my line in the sand. I think we'll end up with a huge move here once it happens, but it could take a while. We've been back and forth all week already, it's a tricky one.
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by AdvancedPlays
TSLA: Beware of these key points! (D&W charts)Looking at TSLA's daily chart, the price has recently climbed back to challenge the major resistance level at $233.09 after bouncing from a rising trendline. This trendline support has played a crucial role in propelling the price higher after a period of consolidation. However, the stock faces a significant challenge at the $233 level, which was previously a strong resistance area that rejected upward movement in the past. The 21-day EMA is trending slightly upward, adding some bullish momentum, but the immediate test will be whether TSLA can break and hold above this $233 level. A successful breakout above this level could open the door for a move toward the next resistance at $245.63 (gap). On the weekly chart, Tesla recently bounced strongly from the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level, which acted as a key support during the recent pullback. This bounce is a bullish signal, suggesting that the longer-term uptrend remains intact. A sustained move above the 21-week EMA could further bolster the bullish case, particularly if the stock manages to close above the 38.2% retracement level by the end of the week. Overall, Tesla’s price action is at a critical juncture, with both the daily and weekly charts showing a need for the stock to overcome key resistance areas to confirm further bullish momentum. A breakout above $233 could set the stage for further gains, but failure to break this level might result in another pullback, possibly toward the rising trendline on the daily chart or lower Fibonacci levels on the weekly chart. For more detailed technical analyses and insights like this, be sure to follow my account. Your support helps me continue providing valuable content to help you make informed trading decisions. Remember, real trading is reactive, not predictive, so let's stay focused on the key points described above and only trade when there is confirmation. “To anticipate the market is to gamble. To be patient and react only when the market gives the signal is to speculate.” — Jesse Lauriston Livermore All the best, Nathan.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by Nathan_The_Finance_Hydra
2
TSLA for potential price action on September 11, 2024Support and Resistance Levels: Immediate Resistance: $235: This level has been marked as a recent high. TSLA would need to break above this for further upside. $249.89: This is a major resistance zone, and TSLA may struggle to break past it if it moves up aggressively. Immediate Support: $226.46: The current price is hovering around this level. It's a key pivot point. If TSLA holds above this, it could attempt to test higher resistance. $216.27: Another potential support zone, which may act as a strong area of interest for bulls if there is a downside move. $202.15: The lower support for a significant pullback. Entry and Exit Strategy for Scalping: Bullish Scenario: Entry: If TSLA opens strong and breaks above $230 with good volume, you could look for a potential entry above this level, targeting the next resistance at $235. Exit: Consider taking profits near $235, especially if volume weakens near this zone. The next target could be $240 for a more extended move, but it would need a breakout of $235. Stop-Loss: Place a stop-loss below $226.46 to minimize downside risk. Bearish Scenario: Entry: If TSLA fails to hold above $226.46 and breaks down, a short position could be initiated with a target at the support zone of $216.27. Exit: Look for profits near $216, as it may act as strong support. Stop-Loss: A stop-loss above $230 could protect against an upside reversal. Momentum and Volume: Volume Patterns: Keep an eye on the volume, especially as TSLA approaches the key levels of $230 and $235. A breakout with strong volume signals further strength. RSI: The oscillator shows some choppy action, meaning it’s critical to confirm moves with volume for strong entries.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by BullBear-Insights
What Are Asset Classes? Definition and MeaningWhat Are Asset Classes? Definition and Meaning In the realm of finance and investing, you may have come across the term "asset class". This article is designed to help you understand its definition, its meaning, and its significance in your investment journey. Asset Class Definition In a nutshell, an asset class refers to a grouping of investments that exhibit similar characteristics and are subject to the same laws and regulations. The classification is based on attributes such as risk, return, and the market dynamics that drive them. The asset class meaning implies that the investments within each class are believed to behave similarly and should, therefore, have the same place in a trader's portfolio. They offer a structured way to diversify a portfolio, thereby helping to minimise risk while maximising return. How Many Asset Classes Are There? The next logical question would be, how many assets can we trade? Traditionally, there were three main asset classes - equities (stocks), fixed Income (bonds), and cash or cash equivalents. But, the modern financial markets have expanded this list and now include many others, such as real estate, commodities, foreign exchange (forex or FX), and cryptocurrencies*. What are the different asset classes? And what is an example of an asset class? Now that we've established a fundamental understanding of what an asset class is let's take a look at the asset classes list and further discuss a few examples to learn more. Equities The equity asset class refers to stocks and shares of publicly traded companies. When you invest in equities, you're essentially buying a small piece of ownership in a company. The return on these investments typically comes in the form of capital gains (i.e., selling the stock at a higher price than what you paid for it) or dividends paid out by the company. However, you can also trade stocks. 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NASDAQ:TSLAEducation
by FXOpen
2
Top is inWe are are seeing the dreams of a Christmas past. I would be all over TSLA in a normal bull market but given the complete collapse of the markets, all we are seeing is low volume churning by retail investors. I would not touch TSLA, until it gets below $170, but ideally $140. TSLA is one of the best large cap stocks there is, but nobody will be unscathed in what is coming. For the critics, why are oil, copper and steel prices crashing? And do you think China's deflation is not going to spread in a global market? Do you really think the Yen carry trade was unwound in one day? Remember the 2000 tech bubble? There was no housing bubble when stocks imploded. Just some things to think about.
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by Earthmatrix
2