Why Most Traders Miss Perfect Trades on Tesla

In today’s supply and demand update, we’re going to talk about one of the most emotional and frustrating things in trading:
👉 Missing a perfect trade by just a few cents.

Yes, you know exactly what I’m talking about…
You set your alert.
You plan your trade.
You wait like a disciplined, zen swing trader…
And the price is just a few cents shy of your entry.

Today, I will dive deep into Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock and why the monthly, weekly, and now even daily demand levels are in full control. This is a perfect example of why patience and price action mastery are your greatest weapons in the stock market.

Let’s break it down, from the top down—starting with the monthly timeframe, then the weekly, and finally the new daily imbalance that nearly gave us a textbook entry.

Tesla Monthly Demand Level

Let’s start with the monthly demand level at $273, a price zone that was identified weeks ago.

This wasn’t a guess. This wasn’t based on what Elon Musk had for breakfast.
This was a clean, powerful institutional imbalance.

And what happened?
Exactly what we expected.

Price pulled back, respected the level, and began to form a sequence of bullish candlesticks.
Remember: these bigger timeframe imbalances aren’t just technical areas—they’re where serious money steps in. That’s where swing trades are born.

Most traders ignore the monthly chart because “it’s too slow.”
But here’s the truth: the slow money is the smart money.

Tesla Weekly Demand Level

Now, dropping down to the weekly chart, we had a second demand imbalance at $298.

What do we call that? That’s right—demand. When both the monthly and weekly levels align, it’s like getting two green lights in a row from the market gods.

Since price bounced from there, we’ve seen a continuation of bullish price action, with clean impulses and momentum candles. Swing traders who got in at that level? You’re smiling right now. And if you’re still sitting on the sidelines, that’s okay. This brings us to our most recent setup.

Tesla Daily Demand Level

The newest daily demand zone was created at $324.78.

We waited for a pullback. We even whispered sweet nothings to the chart. “Come on, just tap it. Just a little wick…”

But nope. Price fell short by a few cents. That’s classic.

This is where most traders panic.
They chase the move.
They cry.
They switch to a 5-minute chart, try to scalp it back, and end up blowing their account on a random meme stock.

Don’t be that trader.

Here’s the mindset shift:
If the imbalance doesn’t get hit, the opportunity isn’t invalid. It’s just not ready.

So what do we do?
We wait. We stay mechanical. We let the market come to us.
We swing trade the stock market like professionals—not emotional ping pong balls.

Let me be clear here:
These imbalances aren’t just for swing trading.

If you’re an intraday trader, you can use the daily or 4-hour imbalances as directional bias.
If you’re a short-term trader, you could’ve planned lower-timeframe entries at these higher timeframe zones.

Supply and demand trading is universal.
No indicators.
No earnings reports.
No breaking news.

Just price. Just imbalances. Just patience.

So here’s the deal:
Tesla is still in full control of its bullish trend, guided by monthly and weekly demand.
And now, we’ve got a daily demand at $324.78, almost begging to get filled.

Don’t be the trader who panics because of a few cents.
Be the trader that waits. Those plans. That wins.

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👉 “Have you ever missed a trade by a few cents and cried a little?”

We’ve all been there. Let’s laugh about it together… and trade smarter next time.

Until the next video—
Set your alerts. Trust the levels. And forget the noise.