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$TSLA - BEAR FLAG $174 PT, Medium Term PT $138 at Double BottomBear Flag is setting up nicely like the previously bear flag. Length of Pole - Measured downside move to a price objective of $174. There is also a major gap that hasn't been filled. The stock will eventually fill the gap with a support at a double bottom of $138. Overall, Tesla is more bearish and than bullish. Short on further downside. Fundamentally, it is trading at an egregiously overvalued Forward PEG of 6.53 and a forward PE of 81 while growth is expected to be stagnant YOY with no concrete evidence of renewed growth for the next year. Even if you assume the company gets back to 50% growth next year, its current valuation on forward PEG and PE would still be overvalued and would need time to grow into its valuation.
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by TheTradingStar
1
Tesla 4-Hour Chart: Path to $191 or $261?Alright, trading fam, grab your boards—Tesla’s (TSLA) chart just served up a crucial break below $213.78, and things are starting to get spicy. Think of that level like a solid wave that held you steady for a bit—until it dumped you off the board. Now that the market’s broken out of the channel, we’re eyeing $191.20 as the next potential landing spot. This could be where the bulls regroup and paddle back in for another try, but if they miss the chance, the market might pull us further under. Now, here’s the exciting part: it’s not over for the bulls. If Tesla regains its footing and pushes above $223.70, that’s our green light to ride toward $261–264. This area is prime territory for locking in some early profits—it’s like the perfect wave where some surfers might hop off and call it a day. But if the bulls stay committed, they could break through that resistance and catch even bigger waves ahead. So what’s the plan? Below $213.78, we stay cool and watch for $191—it could be a solid zone to hop back on. But if we reclaim $223.70, we ride that momentum to $261 for a sweet first profit. No need to rush or panic—just like surfing, it’s all about waiting for the right set and not forcing things. If this breakdown gave you good vibes, boost it with a like or follow—let’s keep riding the markets together, one wave at a time. Mindbloome Trader
NASDAQ:TSLA
by Mindbloome-Trading
4
TESLA – Slippery Slope to 208 or a Drop All the Way to 191?Alright, traders, here’s the lowdown on Tesla (TSLA). Things are looking a bit dicey as the price slips through key zones. If the bulls don’t step in soon, we could see TSLA sliding down to the 208-207 range (black box). But if that level doesn't hold, we’re in for a deeper pull toward the 191-188 zone (orange box). Key Levels to Watch: Current Price: 218 First Support: 208-207 (black box) – Bulls need to show up here, or it’s more downside. Deeper Target: 191-188 (orange box) – If sellers keep control, this could be the next landing zone. The sellers seem to have the upper hand for now, but a bounce from 208 could shift things in the bulls' favor. Keep an eye on lower time frames to catch any early signs of a reversal. If this analysis helped you, drop your thoughts in the comments—do we hold 208, or are we heading for 191? Follow, share, and spread the word if you found this valuable. Stay tuned for more updates. Mindbloome Trader
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by Mindbloome-Trading
2
TESLA (TSLA) Plummets: Short Trade Hits Key TargetsTesla has shown a strong downward movement, breaking below key support levels. The entry point was established at 247.34, and since then, the price has declined rapidly, confirming the bearish momentum. Key Levels Entry: 247.34 – This level marked the beginning of the short trade as Tesla broke down below the Risological dotted trendline. Stop-Loss (SL): 253.24 – Positioned slightly above the resistance formed by the recent highs, this level provides sufficient protection in case of a reversal. Take Profit 1 (TP1): 240.03 – Already achieved, confirming the initial bearish move. Take Profit 2 (TP2): 228.22 – The next level of profit where further downside pressure see sellers locking in profits. Take Profit 3 (TP3): 216.40 – Tesla has reached this point, reflecting strong bearish momentum, possibly heading towards the final target. Take Profit 4 (TP4): 209.10 – This is the final support level where the trade could conclude, given the sustained bearish sentiment. Trend Analysis Tesla has broken below both the Risological Dotted trendline (red line), indicating a solid downtrend. The steep sell-off suggests the stock may continue its downward trajectory unless there is a strong reversal or news event that shifts market sentiment. The bearish momentum is well in play for Tesla, and with TP3 already hit, the stock is moving towards the final profit target at 209.10
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by ProfitsNinja
18
Elon Musk’s EV Empire Unveils Cybercabs and Robovans. Now What?Highly-anticipated Robotaxi event offered a glimpse into what Elon Musk touted as “the future” — a driverless almond-shaped Cybercab robotaxi with no steering wheel or pedals and a Robovan that can ferry up to 20 people (but looks like a giant sliding toaster ). Both are futuristic and flashy. But can they generate revenue and keep Tesla churning out profits? That’s the question investors were asking while they pressed hard on the “Sell TSLA shares” button. Tesla (ticker: TSLA ) is introducing a new era. Years after it had released a new product (the Cybertruck in 2019), the electric-vehicle maker, towering over the EV space , is expanding its product suite with not one but two new sick wheels. Rolling up to the stage in one of them — a robotaxi called “Cybercab” — Elon Musk, Tesla’s chief executive, unveiled the driverless two-seater cab and an autonomous van conveniently called Robovan. “You could fall asleep and wake up at your destination,” Musk said on stage after he arrived one hour late. “There’s no steering wheel or pedals so I hope this goes well.” The other big reveal was a Robovan/Robobus that can pick up a total of 20 people at a time. The Robovan is especially odd-looking, which, according to Musk, is intentional. “We want to change the look of the roads,” said Musk. “The future should look like the future.” The icing on the cake was a new version of Optimus — Tesla’s humanoid robot. In its latest form, Optimus was spotted pouring drinks at the venue and dancing in fish tanks while flexing jacked forearms. Happening at the Warner Brothers movie set in Los Angeles, the hotly-awaited invite-only event had managed to sneak in 50 Cybercab prototypes and multiple humanoid robots. Of the few details laid out around the business model — the Cybercab is going to cost less than $30,000 with an operating cost of 20 cents a mile. “We expect to be in production with the Cybercab … in probably — well, I tend to be a little optimistic with time frames — but in 2026. Before 2027,” Musk said. How would that work? Musk is hoping that there will be millions of Cybercabs available to rent out from the owners through the Tesla app. “Your average passenger car is only used 10 hours a week,” he noted. “If they are autonomous they could be used five times more, maybe 10 times more.” Thus, it seems like Musk is betting on new owners looking to convert their vehicles into autonomous taxis, earning them a passive income. But there’s a long way to go — this new way of transportation requires regulatory approval and regulators don’t exactly have a reputation for being open-minded to new ideas. According to Elon Musk, Tesla’s future hinges on autonomous driving. Driverless vehicles are central to the continued growth and success of the EV maker. So much so that Musk has previously said that Tesla’s market cap could hit $30 trillion, or about 40 times the current valuation (or 10 times the market cap of Apple (ticker: AAPL ), the world's most expensive company .) For reference, the entire S&P 500 index is worth $50 trillion today. Tesla’s market worth may skyrocket 40 times but it won’t be today. The neon-filled scene giving futuristic vibes and Musk touting the new products as game-changers didn’t inspire investors to rush in and shove their cash into Tesla shares. Some key details were missing and that prompted investors to take a cautious stand. First off, from over 2 hours of livestreamed content , the presentation was just about 20 to 30 minutes and didn’t discuss anything about self-driving safety. No deep dives into the business model on the side of revenue or market share for driverless taxis. And with Musk’s broken promises — he had said that millions of robotaxis will be ferrying passengers in 2020 — investors went mild instead of wild. First trades at the opening bell in New York on Friday saw Tesla shares drop more than 10%. Was the event mostly razzle-dazzle and lots of glam and glitz? Or was there any real substance behind? Share your thoughts below!
NASDAQ:TSLA
by TradingView
24
Tesla are we going to 268 or 272 which one is IT???? Good morning Traders Grab some coffee or a tea and lets get into it First I do a little bit of wave counting to get you up to speed on where we are going and why Second I do some four hour projections and 30 minute to figure out our levels going up Third add in a little spice and throw that pitchfork in to wrap it up all nice Enjoy the video, if you want more videos or different types of videos please let me know in the comments section. My ultimate goal is give you the audience what you need and the skills to become a more profitable and better trader so you too can hit your trading and lifestyle goals Happy hunting for those trades MB Trader
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by Mindbloome-Trading
Tesla Wave Analysis: Key Weekly to 30-Minute Projections to WatcHey traders, here’s a quick Tesla update! We’re sitting around $238, and here are the key scenarios I’m watching: Scenario 1: If we hold here, we could see a move up to $250 before a deeper correction. Scenario 2: We might break down to $235-$233, then potentially rebound from there. Worst Case #1: If a deeper correction happens now, Tesla could drop to $222, but eventually head toward $260. Worst Case #2: If we break below $222, then $210 is imminent. This would be a major red flag, so we need to be careful—it could lead to further breakdown in the market. What do you think? Agree with these levels? I’d love to hear your feedback on what you like, don’t like, or any thoughts you have. Let’s stay sharp and safe out there! MB Trader
NASDAQ:TSLA
by Mindbloome-Trading
TESLA: Monthly - 4 hour : what is going on: Up ? Down and Where?Good evening everyone I have created video 1 of 2 for today's analysis of the market. So far we are seeing a bullish trend up however from our perspective we are still bearish transitioning into a possible bullish scenario. I give a break down of the market from the new info provided plus wait till the end to see where the market will possibly go to so you will be a more educated trader. Follow the market Happy Hunting Traders MB Trader
NASDAQ:TSLA
by Mindbloome-Trading
Tesla Daily: Correcting up but how high will it go? So based on our previous analysis Tesla didn't break down which then allowed us to change our thesis that we are still correcting. Based on what we see 235-238 range is what I see however it breaks that we can go to 252 which is not out of the question either Currently I have given 4 analysis on the chart on where we see this market moving to. Using technical analysis with fibs the probability for me hitting 235 and going down is high however we dont control the market our job is to follow it. What are your thoughts on this analysis ? Like it ? Hate it? What more lower time frames or something else let me know MB Trader
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by Mindbloome-Trading
Tesla (TSLA) VOL 2. | Retest After The Breakout!Hi, Some months ago I shared the Tesla idea, and it worked out perfectly! Now the second opportunity, we have seen that the price of Tesla has made a breakout from the trendline. It has seen quite a few attempts to break through it, all failed but not the last attempt, the last attempt was quite powerful and the retest area is also quite strong so these are the major reasons I would like to share this idea. Obviously, do your own work but if it is matching with mine then you are probably ready to go ;) Good luck, Vaido
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by VaidoVeek
Can Humanoid Robots Propel Tesla to a $25 Trillion Market Cap?Elon Musk's Optimus Gambit: Can Humanoid Robots Propel Tesla to a $25 Trillion Market Cap? Elon Musk, the ever-optimistic CEO of Tesla, sent shockwaves through the financial world at the company's 2024 annual shareholder meeting. He claimed that Tesla's humanoid robots, codenamed Optimus, have the potential to skyrocket the company's market capitalization to a staggering $25 trillion – a figure exceeding half the current value of the entire S&P 500! This ambitious statement has ignited a firestorm of debate, with analysts and investors left to ponder the feasibility of Musk's vision. Tesla's current market cap sits around $580 billion, a significant achievement but a far cry from Musk's $25 trillion target. To reach that level, Tesla's stock price would need to undergo a monumental increase. For context, the entire S&P 500, a collection of the 500 largest publicly traded companies in the US, boasts a market cap of $45.5 trillion. For a single company to surpass half that value signifies a monumental shift in the technological and economic landscape. Musk's optimism hinges on the capabilities of Optimus robots. These machines, still under development, are envisioned as general-purpose humanoid robots capable of a wide range of tasks. At the shareholder meeting, Musk offered glimpses of a future where Optimus robots seamlessly integrate into human lives, performing everything from domestic chores and factory work to potentially even childcare and education. If Tesla can deliver on these promises, the ramifications could be immense. Imagine a world where tireless robots handle repetitive and potentially dangerous tasks, freeing up human labor for more creative and strategic endeavors. Manufacturing could be revolutionized, with robots handling intricate assembly lines with unmatched precision and efficiency. The potential economic benefits are undeniable, and this is likely the vision that fuels Musk's bullish prediction. However, skepticism abounds. Critics point to the numerous hurdles Tesla needs to overcome before Optimus can become a reality. Developing truly versatile and capable humanoid robots remains a significant technological challenge. The cost of production, the robots' safety and reliability, and the impact on human employment are all significant concerns that need to be addressed. Furthermore, some analysts argue that Musk's $25 trillion target is simply unrealistic. While Optimus robots hold promise, it's difficult to envision a scenario where they single-handedly propel Tesla to such an unprecedented valuation. The overall market size for humanoid robots and the timeline for widespread adoption are significant uncertainties. Despite the skepticism, Musk's vision should not be entirely dismissed. Tesla has a history of disrupting industries, and its track record in electric vehicles and autonomous driving is undeniable. If Optimus lives up to its potential, it could become a game-changer, not just for Tesla, but for society as a whole. The coming years will be crucial in determining the fate of Musk's audacious claim. Tesla will need to demonstrate significant progress on the Optimus project, effectively navigate the technical and ethical challenges, and convince investors of the robots' transformative potential. Whether Optimus becomes the key to a $25 trillion Tesla or remains an ambitious dream is a story that will continue to unfold.
NASDAQ:TSLA
by bryandowningqln
🚀Achieving a 608% Return in 1.5 Years with Tesla🎉Strategic Accumulation and Staggered Profit Realization: A Tesla Inc. Trading Blueprint As we navigate through the dynamic realms of the stock market, strategic positioning in robust companies like Tesla Inc. has often rewarded investors with significant returns. This analysis showcases a meticulous approach to capitalizing on Tesla's stock through a well-planned buying and phased selling strategy. Starting with a foundational investment, a series of calculated purchases were executed during Tesla's undulating price journey. The initial acquisition was made at $141.80, followed by a secondary purchase at $120.05, and a strategic third buy at a favorable $81.87, each funded with $10k. This average-down approach not only reduced the overall cost basis but also positioned the investment for amplified returns during price surges. Moving on to the realization of profits, a phased selling strategy was implemented. The first tranche of stock was sold at $299, representing a significant uptrend from the averaged buying price. The subsequent sell-offs were at even more elevated price points of $637 and $1355, each constituting one-third and the final tranche a slightly larger portion of the holdings, at thirty-four percent. This trading strategy emphasizes the importance of patience and discipline, ensuring that each sell-off point was not prematurely triggered but rather aligned with substantial price appreciations, marking a staggering overall gain. By sharing this strategy and its successful outcome, I aim to inspire and equip fellow traders with a framework that underscores timing, accumulation, and strategic exits in trading sessions. May this insight serve as a beacon for your trading endeavors on the tumultuous seas of the stock market.
NASDAQ:TSLALong
by srmustafabas
1
Tesla Faces Turbulence as SAP Withdraws, Piper Slashes TargetsTesla (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:TSLA ), the electric vehicle juggernaut led by Elon Musk, witnessed a sharp decline of nearly 6% in its stock value on Monday. This downturn was triggered by a dual blow – German software firm SAP's decision to cease its purchase of electric cars from Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) and Piper Sandler's reduction in the stock price target. As the electric automaker's shares plummeted to $177.27, marking their lowest point since May 2023, concerns loom over Tesla's ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) market capitalization, with potential losses reaching a staggering $34 billion if the downward trend persists. SAP's Decision and Delivery Woes: The catalyst for the stock plunge came with the revelation that SAP, a prominent German software firm, has opted to no longer source company cars from Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ). Citing reasons such as delivery delays and price fluctuations, the move by SAP has added fuel to the fire, accentuating the challenges faced by the electric car giant. The German publication Handelsblatt reported the decision, sending ripples through the market and contributing to Tesla's already tumultuous week. Piper Sandler's Grim Outlook: Adding to the woes, Piper Sandler, a reputable brokerage, slashed its stock price target for Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ), citing lower delivery expectations for the year. The brokerage now expects Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) to deliver 1.93 million vehicles in 2024, representing a modest growth rate of approximately 7%. This figure pales in comparison to the ambitious 50% growth target set by Elon Musk three years ago. The brokerage's concerns extend beyond the immediate future, expressing apprehension about potential price cuts due to an aging product lineup. As Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) grapples with these challenges, the stock price target was reduced from $295 to $225, intensifying the bearish sentiment surrounding the company. Market Dynamics and Valuation Tesla's price-to-earnings ratio of 57.75 times its 12-month forward earnings estimates is significantly higher than its peers such as Meta Platforms and Amazon.com, which have ratios of 24.10 and 40.97, respectively. This raises questions about the sustainability of Tesla's ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) current valuation, given recent setbacks and the overall market dynamics. Elon Musk's Warning and Consumer Demand: CEO Elon Musk's warning about sluggish consumer demand due to high interest rates adds another layer of complexity to Tesla's ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) challenges. Despite refreshing the styling and features of the Model 3 compact sedan, concerns linger about the impact of interest rates on consumer preferences, potentially impacting the demand for Tesla's offerings. Conclusion: As Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) grapples with a confluence of challenges – from SAP's withdrawal to Piper Sandler's grim projections – the electric vehicle giant finds itself at a crossroads. The stock's recent downturn prompts investors and industry observers alike to closely monitor how Tesla navigates these turbulent waters. Whether the company can regain momentum, address delivery issues, and rekindle investor confidence remains to be seen, but one thing is clear – the road ahead for Tesla ( NASDAQ:TSLA ) is anything but smooth.
NASDAQ:TSLAShort
by DEXWireNews