Technical Analysis – Tesla stock stuck below restrictive trendline
Tesla shares trade sideways in the past few sessions
Momentum indicators suggest a cautiously negative tone
Should selling pressures intensify, the price could face the May support of 168.00. Breaking below that floor, the stock may slide towards the March-April support territory of 161.00. Even lower, the 2024 bottom of 139.00, which is the lowest level observed since January 2023, could provide downside protection.
On the flipside, if the range breaks to the upside, the May resistance of 187.00 could prove to be the first barrier for the price to overcome. Conquering this barricade, the bulls could aim for the April high of 198.00. A violation of that level could set the stage for the February high of 205.00.
In brief, despite recouping a significant part of its losses, Tesla’s stock remains stuck in a long-term downtrend. For the technical picture to improve, the price needs to initially jump above the downward sloping trendline drawn from July 2023.Related Assets
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