TSLA: Trading around a CRITICAL support level! |H & D charts|On the 1-hour chart, Tesla's price is forming a descending triangle pattern, a typically bearish formation, where the price is consistently making lower highs while the support around $208.47 is holding for now. The price is trading below the 21-hour EMA, which has started to slope downwards, indicating growing bearish momentum. The immediate support at $208.47 is crucial—if it breaks, the price could see a decline towards the next support level, potentially around $195.11.
The daily chart presents a broader perspective where Tesla's price recently made a top at the $228.22, and faced strong selling pressure, as indicated by the sharp pullback. The 21-day EMA is also sloping downward, reflecting the current bearish sentiment in the short term. The next key support level is ttheh $208.40 seen on the 1h chhart, and f this level is breached, the price could continue to decline towards the $195.11 level, which acted as support in the past in the hourly chart, but the next main support on theh daily chart is the $182.
On the upside, any attempt to move higher will face resistance at $228.22, and above that, the next significant resistance is the gap around $245.
Resistance: $228.22 on the daily chart, followed by $245.
Support: $208.47 on both the 1-hour and daily charts, with the next support at $195.11 if this level breaks.
Summary
Tesla is currently testing a critical support level at $208.47 within a descending triangle pattern on the 1-hour chart, which could lead to further declines if broken. The broader daily chart suggests that any upside movement will likely face strong resistance, particularly at $228.22. We should watch for a break of either support or resistance to determine the next significant move.
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