Tesla (TSLA) closed up +3.28% at $411.79 on May 8, 2026, breaking above its prior resistance level of $399.24. The move is supported by strong post-earnings momentum, with the stock recovering from a recent sell-off following better-than-expected Q1 results, though significant capital expenditure for AI initiatives remains a key headwind.
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- TomCap·11:52That 399 break was the real trigger fr, I grabbed some too. You think 412 holds on pullbacks?LikeReport