Tesla
Long

TESLA hit my $600 Target. What's next? $1000 eyed early 2021.

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Back in October when TSLA was coming out of its 1D Triangle, I posted the following idea with $600 as its Target:

TESLA Bullish Break-out


Last week the Target got hit and yesterday we saw another big green candle (+7.13%). What does this mean for Tesla? Will it be extending the rally and for how long?

Personally I believe that as long as it is above the middle (dashed line) of the Channel Up that was created after the COVID collapse (left chart), it will be using the 1D MA50 (blue trend-line) as Support and rebound on every contact.

Since March every strong rise was within a +75% to +89% range. Assuming the same pattern is followed, we are looking at a price range within $700-755, before the next consolidation or pull-back to the 1D MA50. The RSI is also near its 6 month Resistance. Once this consolidation is over, the Channel Up shows a Higher High target at $1000 at least.

Needless to say, I am very bullish on the long-term on Tesla. The right chart is on the 1W time-frame, and the RSI shows a unique formation. Every time (since at least 2015) the 1W RSI breaks above a Lower Highs trend-line, a massive rise follows. This means that if the Lower Highs don't break now, the next pull-back might be the decisive to do so and start a new aggressive multi-month bullish leg.



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