March 17, 2016

TSLA: Tesla Motors technical analysis charts

On Wednesday, compared to Tuesday, price action opened lower (218.00, vs

Tuesday's close of 218.34), saw a higher high (222.58, vs Tuesday's high of 218.97)

and higher low (217.02, vs Tuesday's low of 211.50); and closed higher (221.93, vs

Tuesday's close of 218.34). The day's range was 556 ticks.

On the DAILY BOLLINGER BANDS CHART below, Wednesday represents the 15th

consecutive entire day above the middle of the Bollinger Band envelope (194.66),

in negative mode towards the middle of the envelope The Bollinger Bands

(163.01-226.31) are pointing higher; and widened from a width of 6,195 ticks on

Tuesday to a width of 6,330 ticks on Wednesday.

The RSI (71.81) below is in neutral mode between the key 20 (oversold) and 80

(overbought) levels.

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The MACD 12 day moving average is below the MACD 26 day moving average;

both are above zero and rising.

The Slow Stochastics, below, are in positive mode, with the K line above the D

line.

The Commodity Channel Index (130.21), below, is in positive mode above the

oversold -200 level.

On the 20-DAY MOVING AVERAGE ENVELOPE CHART below, price action rose

away from the top of the 20 day moving average envelope (194.66). The

parameters of the envelope (188.82-200.50) are pointing higher.

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On the 5 AND 20 DAY MOVING AVERAGES CHART below, the 5 day moving

average (213.62, moving up) is above the 20 day moving average (194.66, moving

up), in positive mode. The 3-50 day strip of moving averages ranges from the 30

day moving average (182.32) at the bottom of the range to the 3 day moving

average (218.47) at the top of the range.

The Parabolic Stop and Reverse (206.28) below is in the 3rd day of buy mode.

March 17, 2016

On the WEEKLY BOLLINGER BANDS CHART below, last week represents the 1st

consecutive entire week below the top Bollinger Band (256.13). The Bollinger

Bands (158.88-256.13) are pointing higher; expanding from a width of 9,634 ticks

on Tuesday to a width of 9,725 ticks on Wednesday.