Tesla Could Be Bouncing in a Channel

Tesla has consolidated since hitting a record high above $1,200 in November, and now it may be setting up for another bounce.

The main pattern on today’s chart is the descending channel running along the highs of late 2021, January and April. This became formidable resistance on April 11, as noted at the time.

We’ve drawn support at the closing prices (not the lows) to account for the unusual candle on February 24 after Russia invaded Ukraine. TSLA bounced along this line in March and managed to close back above it last week.

Next is the potential support level around $695. It was the close on Quad Witching in December 2020 and TSLA fluctuated on either side of it for most of 2021. Notice how prices bounced at this line twice this year.

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