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Tesla (TSLA) Stocks Up 18% After Strong Earnings

by admin October 26, 2024
October 26, 2024
Tesla (TSLA) Stocks Up 18% After Strong Earnings

Tesla stock (NASDAQ: TSLA) went up by almost 18% on Thursday after the release of a constructive third-quarter financial report, which met financial analysts’ predictions. The great leap in the company’s margin from 16.8%, expected to be 16.8%, to 19.8%, was the prime reason for this rally. This was their biggest intraday rally since April, as well as the second largest since March 2021.

Traders were impressed with Tesla’s better guidance, which projected 20% to 30% more deliveries by 2025. The strong income and margin recovery confirmed the value of the core car business and consequently relieved the difficulties they had with slow deliveries and weakening demand in China earlier this year.

The positive projections for deliveries also impacted positively on investor confidence. However, some analysts remain cautious despite a strong quarter.

Tesla has not yet properly answered questions about its Full Self-Driving technology, the timeline for new model releases, or the production of Optimus, its ambitious humanoid robot project. Such factors might lead to future performance being lower, although at present the steady financials of Tesla have given a boost to investors’ hopes.

Tesla Stock Chart Analysis

TSLA/USD 15-Minute Chart

While Tesla’s (TSLA) performance is being studied, a graph demonstrates a rally where the stock rose from as low as $212.11 on October 23 to as high as $262.10 on October 25. This almost 24% bounce in a few days indicates that investors are optimistic about Tesla, which is doing better than expected in Q3.

The stock experienced a fast increase after Tesla said their gross margin was at 19.8%, surpassing the expected 16.8%, which stimulated a rekindling of confidence in the stock. Because of that, Tesla broke through the levels of resistance at $250 and headed higher. Right now, we see the stock without any drastic changes at approximately $260.54, just short of its intraday high of $262.10.

Tesla (TSLA) Eyes Further Gains

In the upcoming time, we will look out for whether Tesla could make further gains or if it will struggle around the $262 level. In case it keeps going upward, we can expect a $270 level making resistance. However, it’s really important to be prudent, as questions about Tesla’s Full Self-Driving technology and new product launches remain a concern.

For the present time, the market’s positive reaction to Tesla’s strong earnings and margin recovery has provided a boost and we’ll be keeping an eye on any pullbacks or consolidations after this sharp rise. As always, we have information that cannot be overlooked, and the situation calls for extreme caution.

If you are keeping an eye on Tesla (TSLA), then pay attention to the $262 resistance level. A rise above may signal a continuation of the momentum and with the price down, this might be a new buying point. Be quick to note changes in order to decide if the time is right for you!

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