$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ The short to medium term moving average is beginning to turn downward, and the gap is not quickly filled, which will continue to cause downward pressure. Judging from the weekly chart, TESLA may form a potential bullish butterfly pattern. If established, then in the end, this wave of downward adjustments will end at point D.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ The various long, medium, and short-term moving averages are arranged intensively on the 1-hour K-line chart. You don't think this time it will definitely go downward because of poor financial reports. Do you think it will definitely go down this time, and you need to make drastic adjustments? If we go down for another two days, and the moving average all starts to turn downward, that would be a disaster; but big risks represent extraordinary returns; the bigger the wind and waves, the more expensive the fish, the more expensive it is, right? If that were to happen today and tomorrow when the moving average continues to converge and then twists into a rope and starts to slide upward, I'm afraid you wouldn't even dare to chase it. See 260.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ Two 9-turn signals, one higher than the other. There will be no sharp drop, no sharp drop, no sharp drop! It can only go up!

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ The position of the neck line is considered a pullback. If it does not rise under the most pessimistic path, then I personally expect to step back near the green line in the end.
Under an optimistic scenario, at least fill the gap of 260 above.

$Apple(AAPL.US)$ The recent rise has shown a pattern of repeated, repeated, and exhaustion, but the increase has not reached a satisfactory point, and it should still be possible to raise the last fish tail market of the week.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ There is still room for about $1 of this gap from 2 weeks ago. Today it is likely that it will be filled first. How do we go later? I think it will probably continue to rise until 200. Currently, the US index $Dxy is relatively weak, which is good for US stocks as a whole.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ The Japanese line showed a GAP UP breaking through the neck line, but the next day, GAP was filled back in and there was a so-called island-shaped reversal. Although this pattern was not that classic, this also weakened the strength of the neckline breakout by a bit. Even if the market can still break through the high point of the Dayang Line in the future, it is likely that there will be a divergence from the top and eventually lead to a decline.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ Although there is now a sense of slanted head and shoulders, not breaking through the orange neck line also indicates that the main forces may continue to consolidate. The picture below is a possible path. Recently, big tech has risen too much, and the US dollar index $DXY$ has also rebounded from a key support level, which will inevitably put pressure on US stocks to pull back. There is little chance that Tesla will walk out of Mad Bull alone.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ The 7-day K still hasn't made up for last week's gap and has stabilized strongly at the 20-day EMA. It is reasonable to abandon the bearish idea and switch to a bullish one. Fibonacci calculates that the upper target is at least $230.

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ Wave C is about to fall, about the same length as Wave A