**Why I Closed My $TSLA Long Before Tonight’s Biggest Event**
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- 03 Sept 2026, 21:11 UTC
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- 03 Sept 2026, 21:57 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Tesla (TSLA) using a weekly chart. The current market structure is identified as bullish, with a potential target of $400. The speaker notes that on the weekly chart, TSLA has exhibited higher highs and higher lows since its inception, indicating an overall bullish trend. However, the analysis also highlights an internal bearish structure forming on shorter timeframes, suggesting a potential short-term pullback or consolidation. The speaker mentions a potential rejection zone around $380-$400 for a short-term trade. The price is currently at $377.27, with a potential upside target of $400 and a fail-bound price at $350. The presenter emphasizes the importance of analyzing both macro and internal market structure for trading decisions, indicating a preference for holding long-term positions in fundamentally strong companies and trading shorter-term moves within the identified institutional zones.
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