Tesla, Inc.

350.25+0.37%1d

Data as of Aug 25, 2026 · end-of-day snapshot

CompanyEV makers

Tesla, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, leases, and sells electric vehicles, and energy generation and storage systems in the United States, China, and internationally.

Consumer CyclicalAuto Manufacturers

$1.38T134,785 employeesNasdaq GS

Report

The read at a glance

Short term

weeks

Momentum positive

RSI 52

Mid term

months

Downtrend

Price 12.9% below the 200-day MA.

Long term

business quality

Solid

P/E: Elevated multiple.

Volume signalTier C: Baseline

What bulls would say

Revenue expansion Bulls point to revenue growth of 25.5% as evidence of meaningful top-line momentum, while acknowledging earnings growth of -3%.
Cash generation Bulls point to free cash flow of 5.8B versus net income of 3.8B and FCF conversion of 1.51 as evidence that cash generation exceeded reported profit.
Short-term recovery Bulls point to the last close at 350.25 remaining above the 20-day EMA at 343.46, with RSI at 51.9 and stochastic %K at 68.1 leaving momentum measures short of an extreme RSI reading.

What bears would say

Low profit conversion Bears would counter that an operating margin of 1.4%, profit margin of 3.7%, ROE of 4.7%, and ROA of 1.9% describe modest profitability and capital efficiency.
High valuation ratios Bears would note a trailing P/E of 285.5, forward P/E of 140.2, and EV/EBITDA of 111.8 alongside a PEG ratio of 4.56, with the multiples standing against earnings growth of -3%.
Amplified market sensitivity Bears would point to beta of 1.83, annualized volatility of 46.7%, and a past-year drawdown from 1-year high of -29.8 as evidence of substantial market-linked fluctuation.

+3.97%Return · 1w

+13.27%Return · 1m

−20.46%Return · 3m

+1.05%Return · 1y

−29.79%vs 52-week high

Price history TSLA · Daily View

Technicals

Technical readings

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Downtrend

What bulls would say

Improving momentum Bulls point to the MACD at -1.73 being above its signal line at -6.86, alongside +DI at 27.9 versus -DI at 17.8. They would also cite the 10-day rate of change at 5.24% as evidence that the latest price leg has upward momentum.
Short-term recovery Bulls point to the last close at 350.25 remaining above the 20-day EMA at 343.46, with RSI at 51.9 and stochastic %K at 68.1 indicating room for momentum to continue without an overbought RSI reading. A move above the ~360–365 area would place price back above the 50-day average at 363.73.

What bears would say

Average resistance Bears would note that the last close at 350.25 is below the 50-day moving average at 363.73 and the 200-day moving average at 402.28. They would also cite the most recent 50/200 cross as bearish, 139 days ago.
Limited trend strength Bears would point to ADX at 20.5 as evidence that the rebound lacks strong directional confirmation, while ATR at 12.02, or 3.4% of the close, leaves room for material volatility. A move below the ~327–345 support area would bring the 52-week low at 297.38 closer to the technical map.

AI read

Mixed trend structure The last close at 350.25 remains below the 50-day moving average at 363.73 and the 200-day moving average at 402.28, while ADX at 20.5 indicates limited trend strength. The MACD at -1.73 is above its signal line at -6.86, showing improving momentum within a broader weak trend structure.
Neutral momentum rebound RSI at 51.9 and weekly RSI at 47.1 are broadly neutral, while stochastic %K at 68.1 and the 10-day rate of change at 5.24% show a recent upward swing without an extreme RSI reading. ATR at 12.02, or 3.4% of the close, points to meaningful day-to-day volatility.
Immediate resistance ~360–365 The ~360–365 area contains recent closes near 360.59, 361.83 and 362.86, alongside the 50-day average at 363.73 and upper Bollinger band at 364.31. The last close at 350.25 is below and relatively near this zone, so a move above it would improve the short-term structure, while reversal below it would leave the averages overhead.
Secondary resistance ~374–400 The ~374–400 area reflects repeated closes from 374.01 through 400.62 and includes the 200-day average at 402.28 just above the zone. The last close at 350.25 is below it, making this a higher level that would come into focus only after the nearer resistance is surpassed.
Immediate support ~327–345 The ~327–345 area contains the recent cluster from 327.35 to 345.13 and the 20-day EMA at 343.46. The last close at 350.25 is just above this area, so remaining above it would preserve the recent rebound structure, while a close below it would bring the lower support region back into focus.
Measured trend signal At the current ~335.73–374.26 band, the measured window records a sell signal because the last close at 350.25 is below both the 50-day average at 363.73 and the 200-day at 402.28475; the most recent 50/200 cross was bearish, 139 days ago.

Full analysis

The technical picture is internally mixed. Price at 350.25 is above the 20-day EMA at 343.46, but remains below both the 50-day moving average at 363.73 and the 200-day moving average at 402.28. That leaves the recent rebound visible in the shorter-term measures, while the longer trend structure remains below key averages. The MACD at -1.73 is above its signal line at -6.86, and the last flip was bullish 19 days ago, but both readings remain negative.

Momentum is closer to neutral than stretched. RSI at 51.9 and weekly RSI at 47.1 do not indicate an extreme condition, while stochastic %K at 68.1 and a 10-day rate of change of 5.24% show that the recent move has had upward momentum. ADX at 20.5 indicates that directional conviction is limited, so the combination describes a rebound within a market that can still behave as a range. ATR at 12.02, equal to 3.4% of the close, means that moves around the mapped levels can remain relatively wide.

The first test is the ~360–365 area, where recent closes cluster and both the 50-day average at 363.73 and upper Bollinger band at 364.31 sit. A sustained move above that zone would shift attention toward the ~374–400 area and then the 200-day average at 402.28. Conversely, a reversal below the ~327–345 support area would weaken the short-term rebound structure and put the ~297–320 region, near the 52-week low of 297.38, back in focus. The 52-week high of 498.83 remains substantially above the current price.

Over the past year, overbought RSI episodes happened 4 times, after which the median 3-month move was -10. Over the past year, bullish 50/200-day average crosses happened 1 time and bearish crosses happened 2 times, with the last cross bearish 139 days ago. MACD flips were balanced over that period, with bullish flips at 14 and bearish flips at 14, which reinforces the absence of a single-direction technical read.

RSI (14)51.91Neutral

MACD / signal-1.73 / -6.86Above signal line

SMA 50363.73Price below

SMA 200402.28Price below

EMA 20343.46Price above

ADX (14)20.54Firming

+DI / −DI27.86 / 17.78+DI leading

ATR (14)12.023.4% of price — typical daily swing

Stochastic %K68.12Mid-range

Bollinger bands (20)300.23 – 364.31Inside bands

ROC (10)5.24Positive over 10 sessions

Trend / momentum impulseMixedTrend and momentum disagree

Readings as of Aug 25, 2026 · end-of-day snapshot

History

What followed past signals

Episodes from the past year for this stock: what price did in the weeks after each signal fired. Descriptive of the past, not a forecast.

mixed outcomes historically

After daily RSI rose above 70 (4 episodes), the median 3-month move was −10.00%; 2 of 4 episodes were positive over 3 months.

median 1-month move: −2.40%

historically followed by gains

After a volume spike (83 episodes), the median 3-month move was +3.60%; 51 of 83 episodes were positive over 3 months.

median 1-month move: +3.90%

volume 2x+ the 50-day median

1 upward and 2 downward 50/200-day crosses in the period; most recent: downward 50/200-day cross, 139 days ago.

Historical episodes over the past year: descriptive, not predictive. Past patterns do not determine future moves.

Episodes as of Aug 26, 2026

Signals

Signals & levels

Buy and sell signals computed from this stock's own price history; each one shows the sessions it was measured over and what followed them. Descriptive of the past, not a prediction and not advice.

Sell signalSell signal: trend structure

Last close 350.25 is below both the 50-day average at 363.73 and the 200-day at 402.28475. The most recent 50/200 cross was bearish, 139 days ago.

Strongest measured band below the current price

~220.11–258.65

73 sessions closed here, of them with a full three-month window ahead; their median move over those three months was , positive in of .

Earnings

When does Tesla, Inc. report earnings?

Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) is scheduled to report earnings on Oct 21, 2026.

The date is confirmed rather than estimated, though companies do occasionally reschedule.

Data as of Aug 26, 2026

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About the signals.Buy and sell signals on this page are computed automatically from this stock’s own past price history: they summarise what happened after similar sessions, over the window each signal states. They are measurements of the past, not predictions, forecasts, or targets, and past behaviour does not determine future results. A signal is never a suggestion that you take any action.

Price band	Sessions closed	1 month	3 months	6 months	1 year
~451.34–489.88	28	−7.55%0/28	−18.24%0/28	−15.96%0/28, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal	+0.17%3/4, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal
~412.8–451.34	106	−4.2%33/106	−8.39%27/97	−14.27%5/86, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal	+7.65%14/14, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal
~374.26–412.8	105	−5.38%34/105	−3.01%29/78	−18.43%6/41, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal	+8.9%23/23, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal
~335.73–374.26now	78	+7.47%42/68	+0.34%33/66	+15.13%36/51, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal	+21.09%39/42, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal
~297.19–335.73	77	+7.52%49/66	+30.27%60/62	+34.83%62/62, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal	+23.09%53/59, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal
~258.65–297.19	43	+4.86%31/43	+17.58%41/43	+53.66%43/43, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal	+41.05%43/43, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal
~220.11–258.65	73	+2.34%43/73	+40.41%62/73	+56.19%68/73, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal	+61.2%73/73, too few non-overlapping windows to support a signal

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Supporting evidence

Cash conversion evidence Prospective investors point to free cash flow of 5.8B versus net income of 3.8B and FCF conversion of 1.51. That evidence describes cash generation above reported profit in the supplied period, giving the starting business case a cash-flow dimension beyond the current price position.
Revenue expansion They would also point to revenue growth of 25.5%. For a new starting point, that figure describes meaningful top-line momentum, while the separate earnings growth of -3% shows that the quality and persistence of the expansion still require scrutiny.
Crowd energy thesis Investors on X argue that energy storage deployments and grid spending could benefit from domestic infrastructure orders. This is an unverified business claim, relevant to what a prospective investor would be starting into rather than to the stock’s recent chart alone.

Opposing evidence

Earnings conversion gap Prospective investors would counter that earnings growth was -3% despite revenue growth of 25.5%, alongside an operating margin of 1.4%. That combination describes expansion without corresponding year-over-year earnings growth, making the business evidence less uniform at the starting point.
Valuation burden They would note a trailing P/E of 285.5, forward P/E of 140.2, price-to-sales of 11.9, and price-to-book of 14.2. These ratios mean the entry context remains closely tied to future improvement in profitability rather than being explained by current earnings alone.
Price below key averages The last close at 350.25 sits below a 52-week high of 498.83 and above a 52-week low of 297.38, while also remaining below the 50-day moving average at 363.73 and the 200-day moving average at 402.28. That describes the starting price context and a still-unresolved trend structure, with a move above ~360–365 differing technically from a close below ~327–345.
Crowd regulatory concerns Investors on X argue that execution uncertainty surrounds FSD regulatory approvals and Optimus timelines. This unverified claim works against the business case for a new position because it identifies unresolved delivery conditions rather than a confirmed operating result.

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