The American electric vehicle and clean energy company, Tesla surged to a $1 trillion valuation yesterday. The last two trading weeks have been bullish for $TSLA as the price broke the previous resistance level at $900 as the price closed at $910 on the week of the 22nd of October, 2021. The market opened this week, the 25th of October with a gap up at $946.71, then the price rallied $1092.07 which makes it an all-time after the last stock split that took place on August 31, 2020. The split was a 5 for 1, meaning for each share of TSLA owned pre-split, the shareholder now owned 5 shares.
Since March 2021, Tesla’s price has maintained a support level at $543.32 after the initial breakout to the upside in November 2020. Price retraced to touch the support level both in March and March 2021, before the most recent bullish movement to the all-time high. On the weekly chart, there are a few gap-ups in the last few days, which indicates a possibility of a reversal of price below $1,000. Price has maintained the upper region of the Bollinger bands since the beginning of the second half of the year.
On the daily chart, the market closed yesterday with a Doji after reaching a new milestone. The price might reverse to close the gap ups, which might reduce the $TSLA share again below $1,000. Price has crossed to the overbought region of the RSI, this indication might lead to a reversal.