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Tesla (TSLA) Stock Price and Forecast: Is this ever going to break higher?

  • Tesla stock continues to steadily push higher.
  • The electric car stock moving slowly, unlike the car which recently set a record at Nurburgring.
  • TSLA targets $780 resistance first as volume thins out.

Tesla put in another solid and steady performance on Wednesday with the stock nudging higher by just over 1.5% to close at $755.83. This marks some continued nice recovery for the stock, which suffered a fairly steep fall on Monday at the open, attributed to possible options related trading ahead of quadruple witching on Friday. Quadruple witching (see more) is the expiry of single stock futures, single stock options, index options, and index futures.

Tesla, as it is a member of the S&P 500, is going to be pulled in all directions from the various market makers ahead of quadruple witching, so some unusual moves may not actually be that unusual this week and volume is likely to be high into the close on Friday.

 

Tesla 15-minute chart 

Tesla opened and tested lower on Wednesday before buyers stepped into all indices and Tesla also and the stock rallied steadily through the day. 

Tesla key statistics

Market Cap$728 billion
Price/Earnings394
Price/Sales23
Price/Book29
Enterprise Value$756 billion
Gross Margin22%
Net Margin

6%

52-week high$900.40
52-week low$329.88
Average Wall Street Rating and Price TargetHold, $704

Tesla stock forecast

The damage from that spike lower on Tuesday to $708 has now been forgotten, with the chart looking a bit more bullish. Happy is the trader that got some cheap stock on that spike. Now Tesla has moved back above the key $750 level, where volume starts to get lighter making gains easier to achieve. We want the stock to get pretty quickly above $760, as volume really drops off there and it also takes out the highs from last week. Once through there, we would be thinking a move to $780 should work quickly in our view. 

FXStreet view: TSLA remaining bullish above $740. Neutral from $740 to $700, bearish below $700 but not strongly so until below $620.

FXStreet trading ideas: Buy dip zones at $740, $691 – the 200-day moving average– and $680 as volume is high here. Please use stops. 

TSLA daily chart

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Ivan Brian

Ivan Brian

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Ivan Brian started his career with AIB Bank in corporate finance and then worked for seven years at Baxter. He started as a macro analyst before becoming Head of Research and then CFO.

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