If you 're not already in a TSLA position and have been waiting to enter, it is now in a perfect setup for a low-risk/high-reward entry. #TSLA has retraced after its binary event (earnings), as it typically does. Novice traders still think they can buy a stock on a known event and make easy money doing so. What they don't know is that most dip-buyers are looking to sell into these rallies.
TSLA has now retraced to the .786 Fib level, the 10 weekly EMA, is showing hidden bullish divergence, oversold Stoch RSI, and has formed a bullish pennant. What makes this low risk is the fact that your stop limit can be close to your entry, since it's practically sitting at the 10 weekly EMA.
R/R makes sense. I'm on the sidelines for TSLA with a bearish bias though. Small nit-pick, but isn't your fib in the opposite direction? Don't you retrace from 0?