I do dowsing and intuitive work on markets and stocks. For fun I did a reading of $TSLA for earnings tonight. Twice I get that it's going to make a PEAK. This usually means a more lasting high, or, a level that has a significant move down from it.
The tricky part is that I have bullish energy as in a parabolic move up, however, getting peak says it's better to be short.
So, the gist is, TSLA pops after earnings to around $155-56 and reverses down to end up around -13% tomorrow. That should take it to around $126ish or so. I haven't done any longer term work than that, other than I keep getting to check for the next big date, and this time I get Feb. 11th. I also have a date of Feb. 13th given a few weeks ago.
Dates are often reversals. I believe the indices have similar dates, and it's usually important/relevant to know them.
The tricky part is that I have bullish energy as in a parabolic move up, however, getting peak says it's better to be short.
So, the gist is, TSLA pops after earnings to around $155-56 and reverses down to end up around -13% tomorrow. That should take it to around $126ish or so. I haven't done any longer term work than that, other than I keep getting to check for the next big date, and this time I get Feb. 11th. I also have a date of Feb. 13th given a few weeks ago.
Dates are often reversals. I believe the indices have similar dates, and it's usually important/relevant to know them.
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It's also very possible that TSLA is already at a peak.
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This situation reminds me of a GOOGL reading I did on earnings. It went up and stalled out for a few days, and then reversed down. I still get TSLA as creating a swing high.
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Asking for a upside target I get either $177 or $187. Reviewing journal I had asked prior to earnings for percent up and got 10.65. It closed at 10.97% yesterday... Issue is I always double check my numbers, and ask what is 10.65? It answered it was points. So, that's a problem. If I let it choose which, I get $187. Guess we'll just have to see.