$TSLA Trade Setup ⚡



Tesla is approaching an interesting zone, and I’m watching the price action for a possible breakout.

Entry: $335 – $340
TP1: $350
TP2: $365
TP3: $380
SL: $325

The key level is $350. A clean breakout with strong volume could open the way toward the higher targets.

Trade with proper risk management — no setup is guaranteed. 📊

Would you take this trade? 👀

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RuneStone
· an hour ago
Every time I look at Tesla’s price action, it feels like riding a roller coaster. This strategy looks great on paper, but you’d better wear a helmet when actually executing it.
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FibBetrayer
· an hour ago
This risk-reward ratio works. Enter at 335–340, initially target 350, and hold if it breaks through. But if you see those large bearish candles, remember to stop-loss without hesitation.
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GridFarmer
· an hour ago
350 is a crucial level; we’ll reassess after a breakout.
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NFTSweeper
· an hour ago
Tesla is in a pretty awkward position right now: the upside looks substantial, but you also have to guard against downside. Personally, I’d rather wait for it to break above 350 for the first time, then buy the pullback, as the odds may be better, instead of placing an order at 335 and waiting for it to fill. After all, this stock has plenty of fake breakouts, so manage your position size carefully.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· an hour ago
Setting the stop-loss at 325 seems reasonable, but Tesla is too volatile, so I might stay on the sidelines and watch.
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FixedRateBeliever
· an hour ago
I plan to wait until it holds above 350 before entering; otherwise, it’s easy to get fooled.
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