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FX.co ★ Trading Signal for Tesla #TSLA for April 29 - 30, 2021: Sell Below $720,00

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Forex Analysis:::2021-04-29T12:27:26

Trading Signal for Tesla #TSLA for April 29 - 30, 2021: Sell Below $720,00

Trading Signal for Tesla #TSLA for April 29 - 30, 2021: Sell Below $720,00

The Shares of the electric vehicle maker (Tesla) fell after it reported its first-quarter earnings. Tesla shares closed Wednesday's session 1.47% lower at $ 94.40 and are down 5.9% since closing at $ 38.20 on Monday.

Tesla announced a positive impact of $ 01 million in the first quarter on its sale of $ 72 million in Bitcoin.

On the other hand, Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants to turn every home into a distributed power plant that would generate, store and even return power to the grid, all with products manufactured by his company. Elon Musk, imagines a radically different electrical grid system than the one we have in our homes.

In the 4-hour chart, we note that the SMA of 21 has broken and it is also below the EMA of 200. At this time of writing, Tesla shares are trading at $694.15.

There is likely to be a bearish move to 2/8 murray around $500.00 each share, this is a psychological level.

In daily charts, we note that the #TSLA shares have entered a downward correction period, as it is below the 200 EMA located at $798.13.

As long as Tesla shares are trading below this level, a fall to the important support of $500.00 is likely, as in weekly charts the 200 EMA offers strong support around this area.

The eagle indicator in 4-hour charts is showing a neutral signal with some bearish inclination.

Support And Resistance Levels For April 29 - 30, 2021

Resistance (1) 717.63

Resistance (2) 729.89

Resistance (3) 745.82

Support (1) 676.55

Support (2) 662.89

Support (3) 642.51

Analyst InstaForex
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