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timwest
Apr 8, 2014 9:34 PM

Tesla Motors TSLA Daily - Support From Last Earnings Release Long

Tesla, Inc.NASDAQ

Description

I found this graph to be interesting to display how it is important to know what price levels that earnings were released at. If you consider that the post-earnings market action in the two-days after earnings are released create important support or resistance for the stock to hold or to push through.

Note how I have labeled the last three earnings reports with a red triangle. The triangle starts from the first day that earnings are released and continue for two additional days. I then make a triangle with that range and the apex or midpoint is often a key support or resistance level.

The next earnings are due in 36 days and I have taken an approximate block of time at the bottom of the chart to show you the estimated time of earnings.

The moving average is a 10-day moving average of up days and down days, separated.

Tesla TSLA held the logical support level and may re-test the 10-day moving averages up at 228-236.

Risk is approximately 30 points due to TSLA's 10 point average daily trading range.

215.46 last 5:34PM EST 4/8/2014 Tuesday
Comments
vaicru
down !
:)
vaicru


or up
MAZ4353
Can you explain to me a bit more on how you found the green support line you drew? -thanks
timwest
I made a new Tesla TSLA chart and posted it to show the "mode" to "mode" concept for support in that price zone. tradingview.com/v/bdfbjuBB
AYosof
Nice analysis, tim, If I am not wrong nowadays I see tsla is more dependent on spx500 us. I see the analsysis on spx500 is moving tsla any say on this ???
AYosof
tsla is rejecting some good demand zones. for daily trading.
timwest
Note the green line I drew on the chart - it corresponded to an important level for TSLA - The level was a high-frequency daily price level from the previous consolidation in the fall of 2013 through year end.
vaicru
completely disagree with you
the time will see
Good Luck
timwest
Hello vaicru. What do you disagree with? I simply labeled earnings release dates and showed how the market acts/reacts around those levels. I'm curious what you are disagreeing with.
vaicru
Hello Tim
Time will tell
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