TSLA: Broke Through our First Target! 🎯 What's next?
• TSLA broke our first target at $140, which we mentioned last week (the link to my previous analysis is below this post, as usual);
• Now, TSLA is above $140, trying to seek the next retracement, the 50% Fibonacci’s Retracement at $150;
• So far, there’s no clear top sign, but TSLA will report earnings tomorrow, and the volatility is supposed to increase;
• If TSLA loses the 38.2% retracement again, along with the 21 ema, it might completely frustrate the bullish sentiment, therefore, these are the key support levels to watch from here;
• However, in the lack of bearish signs, we must assume the $150 is our next target;
• I’ll keep you updated on this every day, as usual.
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• Now, TSLA is above $140, trying to seek the next retracement, the 50% Fibonacci’s Retracement at $150;
• So far, there’s no clear top sign, but TSLA will report earnings tomorrow, and the volatility is supposed to increase;
• If TSLA loses the 38.2% retracement again, along with the 21 ema, it might completely frustrate the bullish sentiment, therefore, these are the key support levels to watch from here;
• However, in the lack of bearish signs, we must assume the $150 is our next target;
• I’ll keep you updated on this every day, as usual.
Remember to follow me to keep in touch with my daily analyses!
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