Mixed Signals: $TSLA Stable, $MSTR Still Bearish, $SPY Fighting Support

Markets show cautious tone: $TSLA remains supported and bullish, $MSTR may see a short-term rebound toward $190–$200, while $SPY tests critical support.

Overall, mixed signals suggest careful positioning and close monitoring of trend shifts.

1. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$

TSLA compressing again on support.

Still bullish. ✅

2. $Strategy(MSTR)$

My system hasn’t been bullish on $MSTR since the breakdown in November.

Since then, price has dumped and the Monthly BX keeps printing red.

We likely put in a short term bottom and could see a push into the 190–200 area before rejection.

I will NOT go long until my triggers are met.

3. $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$

SPY still doing its best to hold this support zone.

Monthly BX is red, which is not ideal, but not an exit signal yet.

As long as MBX doesn’t close March bearish, the bull cycle is still intact.

Not loving that $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ has already flipped bearish.


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