TSLA Golden Zone Test: Cup & Handle Breakout Ahead?

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📊 Market Breakdown
TSLA is trading at $329.65 and is caught between major zones — the Golden Fib Zone ($365–$385) above and the Equilibrium ($294) below.

Trend: Price recently broke out of a descending trendline but is still inside a bigger channel.

Pattern Watch: There’s a potential cup & handle forming. If confirmed, this could be the fuel that launches us toward the $365–$385 resistance area.

Momentum: MACD is flattening near zero (possible bullish crossover brewing), and RSI at 56 gives us room to push higher before overbought territory.

🛒 CALLS (Bullish Scenario)
Buy Zones:

🎯 Aggressive Entry: Bounce from $320–$325 support

✅ Confirmation Entry: Daily close above $340 with strong volume

Take Profits:
1️⃣ $365 – First target at the start of Golden Fib Zone
2️⃣ $385 – Fib Zone top and key resistance
3️⃣ $488 – Long-term premium/supply zone

Stop-Loss: $315 (just below recent support)

Why This Works: A breakout above $340 also breaks the handle of the cup, unlocking room to run toward $365+.

🛑 PUTS (Bearish Scenario)
Sell Zones:

🚨 Rejects $340 resistance with heavy selling

📉 Breakdown and daily close under $315

Take Profits:
1️⃣ $294 – Equilibrium
2️⃣ $250 – Key psychological level
3️⃣ $215–$220 – Discount/Demand Zone

Stop-Loss: $330 (above rejection point)

Why This Works: A failed breakout with a close under $315 breaks short-term bullish structure, opening the door for a drop back toward $294 equilibrium.

🔍 Technical Highlights
Cup & Handle Potential: Neckline around $340; break = bullish continuation.

EMA 200 ($219.82): Still far below, showing this is more of a swing/mid-term momentum play.

Volume: Recent spikes suggest institutions are active at these levels.

Macro Watch: TSLA moves with tech sentiment; keep an eye on NASDAQ trend.

⏳ Option Expiration Strategy:

1 Week: For quick bounce or rejection plays at $340

2 Weeks: Breakout targeting $365

3 Weeks: Full push toward $385–$488 supply zone

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