Short setting up $TSLA
Updated
Ok, my dowsing keeps talking about TSLA. It started Sunday with a long into Wednesday-Thursday, and to expect a reversal down. Then, Tuesday I was getting similar numbers as Sunday for a high in the 183 area.
Yesterday it gave 182, so it's kind of a zone. I did have the 178 number (hod) cuz I know I posted it as a target yesterday. It might only be a first resistance though because I get to sell "after a big move up", and possibly not until later this afternoon. Like 1:00.
Anyway, the bigger thing is that I repeatedly get this as a "spike up and reverse down". So, when you get a trigger to short, the targets are down into the $149 area.
I ask for the hi-low percent down and get 19.6. That would likely be well into the 140s, so watch out there as it should make an important low.
That's about all I have. Hopefully, this can work out and I just keep following TSLA through these swings.
Yesterday it gave 182, so it's kind of a zone. I did have the 178 number (hod) cuz I know I posted it as a target yesterday. It might only be a first resistance though because I get to sell "after a big move up", and possibly not until later this afternoon. Like 1:00.
Anyway, the bigger thing is that I repeatedly get this as a "spike up and reverse down". So, when you get a trigger to short, the targets are down into the $149 area.
I ask for the hi-low percent down and get 19.6. That would likely be well into the 140s, so watch out there as it should make an important low.
That's about all I have. Hopefully, this can work out and I just keep following TSLA through these swings.
Note
I have today on my calendar as a date to watch TSLA from back on a reading from 3/17. I get that it will reverse down. When I get a date it's often a reversal warning. So the fact it's having this huge pump (over 5%) on my date is ideal for a reversal.Oh, and it's cool it's at the level I had of $182, of course!
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