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TradingShot’s Tesla Chart Identifies $260 as a Conditional Downside Level

TradingShot says a recent peak was again turned back beneath the 50-week average and expects the 100-month average to hold during the decline.

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A printed market chart is held beside Nasdaq MarketSite in New York on a rainy afternoon. / TokenPost.ai
A printed market chart is held beside Nasdaq MarketSite in New York on a rainy afternoon. / TokenPost.ai

TradingShot’s chart marks a conditional Tesla share threshold at $260 or below, but supplies no date for a move to that level within the current pattern.

In TradingShot’s reading, a recent high was turned back beneath Tesla’s 50-week moving average again, adding another lower peak to a descending channel stretching across about a year. A bearish crossover on the daily moving average convergence divergence (MACD) indicator also figures in its negative momentum reading.

TradingShot expects the 100-month moving average to act as support during the decline. The chart points to two past selloff legs, each of which bottomed near a 1.382 Fibonacci extension.

In the chart’s sequence, the $260-or-lower marker comes before the buy zone TradingShot identifies within the channel. The analysis assigns no date to the downside level. Tesla has issued no such price outlook; the $260 marker is TradingShot’s interpretation of its chart.

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