NOT-ADVICE.
These support levels are what I'm looking for also. My TA fu is weak, so hearing about support levels that others see is valuable to me.
I consider support at anything above 900 to be weak, simply because we traded through it so quickly, there is very little volume (relatively speaking) at any price above 900. I see 900 (or thereabouts) as support simply because it is the previous ATH. It seems like when TSLA has a big breakout, then it'll reverse at some point (it has to), but it also doesn't seem to get all the way back to or below that ATH.
Which works until it doesn't
The next support that I've leaned on heavily is $700. I really liked it when the shares were around $750 - $800. I could sell those 700s and then 730s week after week and make bank, with what felt like a really big support at the 700 strike to lean on. Up here in this rarified air between 900 and 1250, nothing has traded for very long or very much (relatively speaking), so I consider all of the support and resistance to be relatively weak.
Another thought that occurred to me today - I'm expecting Q4 results to be out of the park (again) and that'll make for another nice run. Maybe only back to the 1200s, but at least it'll be a more stable / likely to hold 1200. In the meantime though we're in the middle of the quarter, about as far away from previous results and the next quarterly results as we can get. That seems to make this a particularly good time to play games with the share price, both up and down.
I've also thought that I like the summer and the low IV with low daily share price moves. $10 in a day was a big deal - even if the premium/contract was low, the wins were steady. I comfortably have made my most money at low IV (in retrospect) vs. high IV.