Tesla (TSLA) Shares Surge to a New All-Time High
The chart for Tesla (TSLA) shares reveals:
→ At the beginning of December, the price was around $350;
→ Yesterday, the trading session closed above $420, surpassing the previous all-time high near $410 set in 2021.
The primary driver of this bullish sentiment appears to be the partnership between Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Since the 5 November election, Tesla shares have broken through a key resistance level near $265, rising approximately 69% and adding around $555 billion to the company’s market value.
Additional positive factors include:
→ Investor expectations that Tesla’s planned affordable new model could become a bestseller in 2025;
→ The company’s plans to launch self-driving taxis and other innovations.
Can the Bullish Momentum Persist?
According to Barron’s, Tesla shares might be overvalued from a fundamental perspective. Currently, TSLA trades at roughly 125 times the expected earnings for 2025, a ratio reminiscent of the previous peak when the stock dropped by about 50% in 2022.
Technical Analysis of Tesla (TSLA) Shares
→ The November consolidation around $350 (marked by a thick blue line) may indicate the median of the long-term upward channel (shaded blue).
→ Throughout 2024, the lower boundary of this blue channel has provided strong support. In the most optimistic scenario, TSLA shares could rise toward the channel’s upper boundary near the psychological $500 level.
→ The RSI indicator is above 80, suggesting the price is vulnerable to a pullback, as observed earlier this year. In this scenario, a test of the $400 psychological level cannot be ruled out.
For a more detailed analysis of Tesla’s potential future price trajectory, see the analytical TSLA stock forecasts for 2025 – 2030 and beyond.