The analysis focuses on TSLA's daily technicals, indicating long-term resistance in the low to upper $350s, supported by the $350.38 channel top, which is currently being retested. The analyst anticipated a 3 to 5-day buy signal above $320.80. Last Friday saw a reversal, closing above $320.80, suggesting a return to the $350.38 channel top. $350.38 is about a dollar below $351.39, forming a roughly nine-point range. Buying may persist through September, but a fall back to $308.80 is possible within two to three weeks, and potentially to the mid $250s over several months, contingent on a settlement below $308.80. If a settlement closes below $331.37 today, $308.80 can be expected by the end of next week. $331.37 could contain session weakness, allowing a move back to $350.38 within days. There is a swing trade range from selling at the low $350s to buying in the low $330s. $320.80 could be a solid intraday trade point, with settlements below $308.80 indicating a good high, followed by a fall to $277.86, and a potential drop to the $256.24 channel base by October. Resistance is being tested, and the market may fall back to $308.80 in two to three weeks if closing below $331.37 in 3-5 days. Upside targets include $350.38, $351.39, and potentially $359.13. A long-term buy signal is contingent on closing the week above $359.13. Closing above $350.38 today would be a sign to exit short positions. A substantial run could occur if closing above $359.13 on Wednesday.