Tesla has been in a tough spot lately, with earnings falling short of expectations. Many investors see this as a turning point, shifting their stance from a “Buy” to a “Sell”—and with good reason. However, despite its recent negative sentiment, I still believe Tesla is a buy, with only a temporary sell-off to it’s $345 levels, assuming it breaks below its current support level of $380, which it has been testing since early January. With further downside to be expected if it moves past $345.
That being said, if $345 holds, Tesla remains structurally intact, having yet to break any major key levels. From a technical perspective, the stock is still in a bullish trend, forming a Bullish Pennant Flag—a continuation pattern that typically signals further upside. As long as Tesla maintains this structure, the broader trend remains in favor of buyers.
However, while the technicals still lean bullish, I believe Tesla will need a catalytic event to reignite momentum and push the price higher. Whether that comes from positive industry news, or a broader market rally, a strong catalyst could be the key to Tesla’s next major move.
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