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I got one of these too. Kind of amusing in a way. Almost zero notice -- who has all this free time to get out on the road for a 2000mile road trip with no advance planning? I look forward to doing this drive but not this week. SF Bay area soon enough, but Seattle/Portland is gonna require lots of planning.
i could be mistaken, but my impression is that they wanted local folks to come and have a party at stops along the way to celebrate the road trip, not to have a caravan of tesla's making the road trip from san diego to seattle.
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Sounds cool, but please, no more party happy Model S drivers.. (last time that happened there was a fire and the stock tanked).. ;-)
Yes here it is: the west coast corridor!
I think this could be a big factor. The supercharger Network is starting to show game changing network effect.
Thoughts on tomorrow? Wish I had cash available today but didn't, tomorrow I will ....
We are getting a short term W pattern, bouncing off RSI bottom and the hammer candle I've been wishing for. Preparing bullish mode.
pretty much in line with my, i really dont have a clue, haha
With the strong rally throughout the day i am thinking positive day tomorrow.
On your hammer pic it looks like all the MA's are converging. Breaking $174 would pop us over all of them. That would be a nice bull rush. Trick is clearing all the resistance those MAs are going to create.
We are not out of the woods yet. Either TSLA goes up big tomorrow, taking out the 20-day SMA/EMA (which are about to cross over with the 50-day), and then we set up for a rally for the rest of the week, or we continue this head and shoulders formation that has been in the works, and crash post-earnings... The stock is still within the down-channel (previously referenced) and now well below the upward-channel... We definitely have more downward pressure and volatile days like today ahead of us.
Bullish but not too bullish gentlemen. We don't want to be too high (in the 180s) going into earnings because of what hershey has pointed out:
However, I don't think going up too big too soon is good going into earnings as the post-earnings expectation might be baked into the price leading up to earnings which may cause a crash if Tesla doesn't meet the street's expectations. Referencing AAPL here.
Perhaps we see the high 170s by Friday but if we're in the 180s Tuesday before the close, be cautious.