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Tesla's stock price has just crossed above its 50-day moving average (DMA) and 200-day DMA, a bullish indicator known as a "golden cross." This is a positive sign for the stock, even after its recent rally. However, the trend still needs to turn in order for the stock to continue to rise.

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Anonymous

Can you make a video explaining this?

Anonymous

I use a “Lightning Bolt”, kind of fitting for Tesla! 😝⚡️

Anonymous

I don’t give a 💩! TSLA os definitely for te long run ( not that long actually ). Believe, be patient and just relax! More clarity about tsla will be noticed … Cheers to all! 2023 and ahead seems more promising after these awful years

Anonymous

Gotta love it! In my opinion TSLA is starting to get some respect. But I get EXCITED more with big price drops so I can add to my T-bag.

Anonymous

What does Tesla’s golden cross history tell us the last time Tesla hit the golden cross?

Anonymous

Good that I bought Tesla just yesterday then :P Thanks ^^

Anonymous

I am guessing with delivery # coming out will go up to 300 in the next 2-3 weeks than down to the 220

Anonymous

go go teslaaa

Anonymous

Is the caption under the figure in the email correct? If so, I have the wrong definition of the term "Golden Cross".

Anonymous

Anyone getting TSLA buy signals? Seeing optimized trend flipped to blue on the 15 min and 30 min charts...

Anonymous

I doubt crosses apply to Tesla. It will do its own thing

Anonymous

When you refer to the word "turn" do you mean for it to turn up or down in order for healthy growth of the stock? I know that stocks need to mean revert but I'm not sure if the recent dip qualified as what needed to happen?

Anonymous

Well take it lol 💪

Anonymous

with comments like this: Wall Street investors are keeping their eyes on Tesla stock after a series of downgrades to the EV leader. Craig Irwin, ROTH Capital Partners Senior Research Analyst details why he believes that Tesla stock 'egregiously overvalued,' may be some dips