TSLA
is my bread-and-butter stock. Yet I remain unbiased until a I have a reason. That being said, even with today's bearishness we still have much to break to the downside. I see a reason to be bearish with selling being seen into these pops, and typically that's something to note, but in the same breath this can cause tension on the sell side, making it easy to pop.
Tomorrow, I see 253.50 as the candle close if we drop and chop.
IF this acts as a reversal point, we still have yet to fully test our downtrend. So, I will be looking for a potentially STRONG reversal up. This again will drive buyers into that move, and without 275.50 broken, we have no signal for CONTIUNATION.
