TSLA: Bullish Reaction Inside a Trap Zone.
• TSLA broke yesterday’s high, which was a Hammer candlestick pattern, and it is trying to react this morning;
• The stock has been correcting since it hit the $214 area, but it is still above its key support levels;
• TSLA could easily climb to the $214 again, but only a true breakout would make it resume the bullish bias again;
• The area around 180s is a triple support level, made by: 1) 21 ema; 2) $187 (previous bottom, trigger point of a Double Top pattern); and 3) $182.50 (previous resistance/support);
• As long as TSLA remains in the area between the resistance at $214 and the triple support area, nothing meaningful will happen, and probably we'll just see erratic movements. This is why it is called Trap Zone.
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• The stock has been correcting since it hit the $214 area, but it is still above its key support levels;
• TSLA could easily climb to the $214 again, but only a true breakout would make it resume the bullish bias again;
• The area around 180s is a triple support level, made by: 1) 21 ema; 2) $187 (previous bottom, trigger point of a Double Top pattern); and 3) $182.50 (previous resistance/support);
• As long as TSLA remains in the area between the resistance at $214 and the triple support area, nothing meaningful will happen, and probably we'll just see erratic movements. This is why it is called Trap Zone.
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