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YongTung | Tesla Analysis: Countertrend Bounce

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NASDAQ:TSLA   Tesla
Hello my friends, today I wanna share you some conclusions that I found about TSLA.

TSLA has fallen by 71% in the past year, which mean if you invested 100 bucks in TSLA, now you have 29 bucks.

Technically TSLA just break previous low $108.76 and continue falling.

At the moment the price trades near to 350 weekly moving average level.

Though the market is in a downtrend but I think there's a counter-trend bounce to TSLA.

I expect that price can make a little correction to the support level 350 weekly moving average and then start to raise.

Then, I think TSLA will break resistance level and go higher.

I set up my first target locate at the previous high and resistance level $167.50.

And I think TSLA will bounce from previous high level and go to $113.22 (fibonacci 2.618 level) to build a double bottom pattern.

Then, I expect that there's a 0.886 bearish bat harmonic pattern.

Therefore I set up my second target at resistance level $290.

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Yellow line: 200 daily moving average

Green line: 365 daily moving average

The orange vertical line are the days that 200 daily ma and 365 daily ma upside-down in history.

It happened only three times in the history since TSLA Initial public listing.

TSLA dropped 48.71% since ma upside down at the first time.

TSLA dropped 54.14% since ma upside down at the second time.

Now TSLA already dropped 55.87% since ma upside down.

So I think the decline of TSLA is over now, because every time it drops, the crash remains at 50% ± 5% level.

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This is my opinion, I really hope it will be useful for you.

This is an article not financial advice, always do your own research.

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