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Source, summary and reference
The analysis for TSLA indicates a potential target of $523.57 within 5 to 8 months if the stock settles above $361.30. A shorter-term target of $523.57 is possible in 3 to 5 weeks. If TSLA settles above $458.82, it will confirm the bullish outlook. Profit-taking is recommended at $444.98, with a potential dip to the $432.81 rising channel bottom. A close below $432.81 could lead to a test of $399.19 within a week. The weekly chart shows resistance at $458.82, potentially containing buying through October. A fall back into the $360s is possible in 3 to 5 weeks. Two scenarios for selling are presented: selling strength at $454.36 or selling weakness below $432.81. If TSLA closes below $432.81, a retest of $399.19 is expected within a week or two. A close above $458.82 would signal a continuation towards $523.57 by the end of October.
Tesla is coiling at $440. A push through $444.98 opens the door to $454.36 and possibly the key $458.82 pivot. Staying below $432.81 risks a slide toward $399. Above $458.82, the path clears for a run to $523.57. Full $TSLA Analysis for 25 Sep, 2025
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