Tesla FallTesla has formed a double top and probablity of target 266 on the cards. Trade with Stop lossShortby hushedCake11735Published 8
TSLA WAVE COUNTS#TSLA forming a good impulsive structure on a weekly timeframe from its low of 2010. Where are we now? We are in the 5th wave of parent wave (3) which must cross the level of previous high for the counts to remain valid holding the level of 152.10. We can see a target of 1.5X to 3X from here. Trade at your own risk. Regards. Longby armandhull90Published 661
TSLATSLA is in parallel channel and given BO above rectangle box it has potential to touch upper edge of the channelLongby SunilDhawanUpdated 119
TSLATSLA back in Stage 2 Stage 2A : - above all mas - crossing resistance - double bottom - increasing volumeLongby PurvishdiwanjiPublished 221
TSLA - Big Target BREAKING 200 EMAAny body wants Nasdaq Inv, Here my Strategy may give good risk free return. Technical View on TSLA on Big upside PotentialLongby mmahen3265Published 117
Tesla long termTesla is going up before new to have pull back aroun 180 then you can buy option contracts for 2025Longby rafael80Published 5
Buy Tesla For potential gains.Hi Guys whole corrective structure looks complete in Tesla. I'm expecting price to touch new highs by breaking previous highs. Also i have mentioned the same in my previous ideas that i'm attaching below.Longby Honey_Sharma_Updated 7
Tesla next target 196$Looks like Tesla might test 196$ in the coming days based on support and resistanceLongby udhaya0000Updated 15
BearishSee at 5 min TF u would get a better picture, and wait for price action for confirmation at 5 min TFShortby Thunder0034Published 113
Double Bottom Pattern Formation #TESLATime Frame: 30 Min | Pattern: W Pattern | Entry: 201 | Take Profit: 13.74% | Stop Loss: Below Resistance line at 200 A W pattern has been identified on the 30-minute chart of Tesla (TSLA), with a confirmed breakout at 200.67. The pattern formation suggests an uptrend of 13.74%, which could serve as a take profit target. The entry point could be at 201, with a stop loss placed below the resistance line at 200, which has acted as a strong barrier in the past. Please note that this is a measurement idea, and past performance does not guarantee future results. As with any trade, it is important to manage risk and trade responsibly. Best of luck! Longby mmandeepkumar2001Published 6
Tesla no trade zoneWait for conformation , RSI is not confirming the any directions. See in chart we have marked strong selling zone and weak buying zone. Currently stocks under presser has many resistance and weak support. We may get break out downside by AkhileshPatelPublished 3
TESLA LEVELSTESLA ANALYSIS - Fibonacci levels along with 200 moving average.by AbhishekingxPublished 3
TSLA Puts below $195I think TSLA will make its way down if we break below $195 support. If it doesn't make a higher low in this trading range (above $195 as support), this will go down to $150 again imo We also are rejecting a 50% fibonacci on the daily (from recent high rejection, dragged to subsequent low (downward fib) All my opinion. Shortby sully357Published 3
Tesla LONGTesla as per present time a meaning full investment idea... if we observing the chart on monthly time chart we can see its make a pricing line which will be a cause of strong uptrend.. its take support on strong bottom support .. Nasdaq when go for up we can gain good with TESLA.Long0by TheTRADERSSCHOOLPublished 112
TeslaSupply zone 230-240. People who have bought at lower levels should look to exit in this zone. Daily RSI is overbought zone and may form negative divergence in next spike.Shortby TukkaNomistPublished 0
Beautiful Head and Shoulder This is just an example of Head and Shoulder. Target on the downside is calculated in terms of percentage from the breakout of point. I generally don't keep height of the H&S as target on the downside as stocks can't go below 0. Educationby TukkaNomistPublished 2
Tesla both sidetesla is consloditiong in box its as both side potential to move for upside it will break its 200 ema so it more conform to get our target it is good for short term swing trade as well as investing !!!!!!!good_luck.....!!!!!!!!!!by buildingmyselfPublished 1
Tesla Bullish trend Bullish trend on Tesla 1 hours Time frame with higher high candle.Longby TURTLETRADER313Published 3
Tesla Cup & Handle PatternBeautiful Cup & Handle Pattern is formed on chart. Entry We can go long when price breakouts with strong bullish candle above the neckline of the pattern. Stoploss We can keep stoploss below the neckline. Target Target will be same as depth of the cup as marked on chart Please Like and Follow me.Longby vt_traderPublished 2210
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