This seems to be the question at hand for many investors & traders.
I would like to remind you of the common "wedge" pattern. If price breaks above the wedge, you can expect the stock price to rise. If the price breaks below the wedge, you can expect the stock price to fall. If you want to invest in or trade TSLA your job is to follow the price out of the wedge.
By contract, my crystal ball takes Sundays off. So I will not be answering the question in the title of this idea. But one thing I can say is this wedge will resolve itself by April 2015, if not before. So if you want a high probability way to trade TSLA, wait until the wedge resolves itself...
Hope this long term view helps you make your own decisions about TSLA.
I would like to remind you of the common "wedge" pattern. If price breaks above the wedge, you can expect the stock price to rise. If the price breaks below the wedge, you can expect the stock price to fall. If you want to invest in or trade TSLA your job is to follow the price out of the wedge.
By contract, my crystal ball takes Sundays off. So I will not be answering the question in the title of this idea. But one thing I can say is this wedge will resolve itself by April 2015, if not before. So if you want a high probability way to trade TSLA, wait until the wedge resolves itself...
Hope this long term view helps you make your own decisions about TSLA.
