Here's When TSLA's Crash Will Finally Stop

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the importance of the Benzinga proprietary "BBP" (Bull/Bear Pivot) indicator for traders, particularly in relation to Tesla Inc. (TSLA) and its current stock performance below the BBP level of $300. Group 1: BBP Indicator Overview - The BBP level indicates the price point where calls are in control above it and puts are in control below it, helping traders determine bullish or bearish positions [1][2] - The BBP level for TSLA is currently set at$300, indicating that the stock is below this level, which means puts are in control [4][6] Group 2: TSLA Performance Analysis - Since TSLA has been below the $300 BBP level, it has experienced predominantly bearish price action, with a noted decline of over 12% since failing to close above this level [7][8] - Traders are advised to avoid long calls or bullish positions while TSLA remains below the BBP level, and to consider hedging their positions [4][6] Group 3: Market Dynamics and Trading Strategy - When a stock is below the BBP level, volatility is likely to increase, and dealers will trade in accordance with market movements, selling when the market declines and buying when it rises [6] - The article emphasizes the necessity of daily access to the BBP level to inform trading strategies, including the need for larger stop losses and avoiding long-term bullish exposure while below the BBP [5][6]