Tesla Stock Set to Break Records: The Power of Monthly and Weekly Demand Imbalances at $273 and $298. Welcome back, traders! In today’s supply and demand breakdown, we’re diving deep into Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) — not from the noisy headlines or what Elon Musk just tweeted, but strictly from raw price action, demand imbalances, and the truth on the charts. Forget the fundamentals, forget the hype, because that’s already been priced in.
This is all about supply and demand, price action, and the power of patience.
A few weeks ago, Tesla stock pulled back to a significant monthly demand imbalance at $273. This level wasn’t just any zone—it was carved out by a strong impulsive move made of large-bodied bullish candlesticks, the kind that only institutions and whales create when they’re loading up.
What happened next?
Boom. The market reacted exactly as expected, validating that monthly imbalance and setting the stage for higher prices. This is why we always trust the bigger timeframes—they hold the truth of what the smart money is doing.
Shortly after the monthly imbalance began to play out, Tesla formed a new weekly demand imbalance at $298. This stacked demand formation is a textbook signal of strong bullish continuation. When two imbalances on different timeframes align like this, you don’t guess—you wait.
And that’s what we did. We waited.
Patience is your best friend in trading, and now that both zones are in control, we’re starting to see the first signs: strong bullish candlesticks reacting exactly at the $298 zone. That’s not a coincidence—that’s demand taking over.
Let’s be honest—Elon could tweet about Mars, AI, or cheese on the moon. But here’s the truth: whatever he says is irrelevant to our trading decisions. Why? Because everything is already priced in when we use supply and demand imbalances on larger timeframes. Retail traders react to news. Professionals react to price.
We trade what we see. Not what we hear.
Let’s be bold, because the chart is telling us what’s coming:
We’re expecting Tesla to rally above $370 and possibly break its all-time high again in the coming weeks. Just like hundreds of American stocks have done already, TSLA is just late to the party—but it’s coming in strong.
Forget earnings, forget news, forget analyst ratings.
Trading is not about reacting to hype—it’s about identifying where smart money has already acted. Supply and demand imbalances tell you the story before it’s on the news. And once they gain control, the reaction is just a matter of time.
Tesla is on track. The charts are clean. The signals are clear. 👉 Wait. Enter. Hold. Manage. That’s how we trade.