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Tesla: Pause before next break higher

Tesla has seen a very nice recovery above the 436 level back in May, which we highlighted as an important level point for bullish continuation, because it clearly shows that bulls are still active, especially since the whole decline from the December highs into the April 2026 lows unfolded in seven swings, which is why we labeled it as a W X Y correction. However, notice that rebound from the 335 lows also then unfolded as corrective because we can count only three waves up so into 455, which makes the current structure quite tricky.

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TSLA Daily Chart


It could mean that the higher degree wave B from the December highs is still underway and may unfold either as a flat or, but ideally its going to be triangle that could keep the market trapped in a range for now. For that reason, the support area around 334 to 362 could still be retested before the market attracts new buyers again, which we think could happen if the Elliott Wave Oscillator turns back above the zero line, suggesting that a new bullish sequence may be underway.

Highlights

  • Three waves upo from 335 to 455,and now new three legs down looks like a pause for Tesla.
  • Market may remain trapped in a larger flat or triangle consolidation.
  • Key support area to watch remains between 334 and 362.
  • Elliott Wave Oscillator can hint a possible new bullish sequence.

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Gregor Horvat

Gregor Horvat

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Experience Grega is based in Slovenia and has been in the Forex market since 2003.

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