220 by Friday is indeed quite difficult to achieve.
First, daily RSI is at 49 right now. Notice how this level in the past had marked the beginning of a consolidation phase following the initial run-up from the low. By consolidation, I don't mean a steep decline or even a decline, but at least some sort of sideway momentum should be expected.
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Secondly, my current wave count. Remember I was looking for a retracement to 177 minimum and that's because that's the 50% retracement from 189. The stock only managed to touch 178. By this morning, it was still looking like it's going to go down some more after filling the opening gap, before dovish commentary from Fed Chair Powell lifted the entire market up in a spectacular fashion.
The only reason I keep bringing up my wave count at this point is because the 50% minimum retracement from the top of wave 1 is the best insurance policy we have had. I'm sorry if my plan to close my calls at 175 pushed you to take extra risks instead of reducing size at 178.
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It would be detrimental to refuse to accept the fact that maybe the drop to 178 was it - the retracement I was looking for. Now, the next degree insurance policy is way out there at 225 and above. Difficult to guess, knowing that 189 was 1 and 178 was 2. I can only do a worst case scenario: 250 by end of December / early January. So let's manage our risks right now based on other indicators.
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The candles from 178 are building up what looks like another impulsive series. The purple wave 3 looks like a major one, targeting 197.5 tomorrow, which is where the hourly 200 SMA & 200 EMA will converge. In the past 2 years, this resistance has marked the top of every initial spike from a major low in TSLA. However, judging by today's action, I will manage my risks on the premise that this train still has some steam to go. I think we will get rejected at 197.5 in the morning, build a bull flag throughout the day, and gap up on Friday, target the 200 area before meaningfully pulling back.