TSLA ShortMarket Structure:
Tesla is currently in a bearish market structure following a failed attempt to sustain higher highs. After a Change of Character (CHoCH) around $443.55, price shifted from a bullish correctional phase into a downward sequence. The prior upward leg that established short-term higher highs has now been rejected decisively, and price is printing lower highs and lower lows, confirming bearish control. The recent Break of Structure (BOS) is expected near $411.44, indicating that sellers regained dominance and are likely targeting liquidity beneath recent lows.
Supply & Demand Zones:
The supply zone between $435.00 and $439.00 remains significant—price dropped sharply from here after a clean retest, showing strong institutional selling pressure and minimal buying defense. This zone remains structurally strong and continues to cap upside attempts. Below, the demand zone around $425.00–$421.00 has provided short-term support in the past, but the reaction there was weak, suggesting that buyers stepped in cautiously rather than with conviction. The next deeper demand zone lies around $411.00–$407.00, where buyers previously showed more commitment with larger wicks and impulsive upward movement.
Current Price Action:
Price is currently pushing down toward the $425.00–$421.00 demand zone after rejecting the supply above. The short-term expectation is for a minor pullback toward $428.00–$430.00, potentially forming a lower high, before a continuation lower toward the $411.00 zone. The projection on the chart aligns with this view, anticipating a temporary pause before renewed selling.
Bias & Outlook:
The trade bias is bearish, with expectation of continued downside movement toward $411.00–$410.00. A confirmed close above $439.00 would invalidate this view and shift short-term sentiment back to bullish. Until that happens, sellers remain in control.
Momentum & Candle Behavior:
Momentum currently favors the sellers, as seen in consecutive bearish candles with solid body structures and smaller wicks. Bullish candles show limited follow-through, indicating fading demand strength. No strong reversal patterns are visible yet; only mild compression before another expected impulse down.
