Hello trader and investors! So, Tesla is doing a pullback today! This is perfectly normal and acceptable and shouldn’t scare anyone here! But when should we start to worry? When a pullback isn’t acceptable anymore? Let’s see about it.
Right now, this pullback is very weak, because it didn’t even hit the 21 ema. Also, Tesla has other supports, like the black line...
Right now, I think Tesla is expected to have some serious dips quite soon. It has been the post-split period and people were getting excited the first few days. However, some people still may be able to make a buy and hold consolidation strategy work for them. Nothing wrong with selling and then rebuying at a safer price or collecting dips before this surges. I'm...
To see Tesla retrace these regions would not be surprising, but it would be scary for investors in TESLA. A dip to the first trough would likely trigger a sell-off, and a trace to the bottom trough-point would be disastrous. That said, TSLA has found a lot of support around 485-487 and is currently holding above 490. It is just that these reversals on this...
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Tesla is in pre bull market area as one company. It gained 12% overnight!! And in the premarket, it was at negative 85% because of the stock split, which is I think why Tesla is doing amazing right now. So, at the end of the market day, I recommend you sell a stock because of the high point that it has reached.
Keep in mind - someone much smarter than me said "Markets can stay irrational longer than we can stay solvent"
Do you own DD - I've already made couple of wrong calls. I won't say this is a "bubble" because I don't know what defines a bubble but what market is doing is trying to price in action or "future price" earning expectation now. Consumers don't know what...
