TSLA | Trend Flipped — Buy The Dip Before The Run!Tesla, Inc.BATS:TSLABigBelugaTSLA | Trend Flipped Bullish — Buy The Dip Before The Liquidity Run! By analyzing the #TSLA (Tesla) chart on the 4H timeframe, we can see that the trend has decisively shifted from bearish to bullish. After an extended downtrend, buyers have wrestled back control — and the current pullback looks like a healthy correction offering the next opportunity before the push toward the liquidity above. 📊 4H Timeframe On the 4H, price had been locked in a clear downtrend, printing bearish BOS after bearish BOS while resting liquidity built up above. That character has now changed: price printed a bullish CHoCH, followed by a bullish BOS that swept a large portion of the liquidity sitting against the old downtrend. After that BOS, price dipped back into the Demand Zone ($368.51 – $376.22) and launched higher from it with strength — exactly the reaction we want to confirm the shift. Price is currently trading around $397.55, and in my view it's now working through a three-wave (ABC) corrective pullback in Elliott terms. My expectation is a dip back into the Order Block ($380 – $388 region, above the Demand Zone) to rebalance, followed by a continuation higher to hunt the stacked buy-side liquidity (BSL) resting overhead at $432.85, $445.18, $453.15, and ultimately $498.38. The entire bullish thesis stays valid as long as price holds above the Protected Low at $363.98. 🎯 The Bias My base case is bullish. The trend flipped with a CHoCH and confirmed with a BOS, price already reacted cleanly from the Demand Zone, and the structure now favours buying the corrective dip rather than chasing. The plan: a pullback into the Order Block to complete the ABC correction, then a push toward the BSL pools above. In my view, as long as TSLA holds above the Protected Low ($363.98), every dip into demand remains a buying opportunity rather than a reversal — the liquidity draw is clearly to the upside. 📰 Fundamental Backdrop The bullish structure lines up with a genuinely improving fundamental picture. Tesla just posted its best quarter in two years, delivering 480,126 vehicles in Q2 — a strong rebound that has re-energized the bull case ahead of the Q2 earnings report on July 22, the next major catalyst. Analyst sentiment is warming: UBS raised its target to $442 (from $364) expecting a strong Q2 beat, Jefferies laid out a bull case for a return above $400, and JPMorgan called a potential SpaceX–Tesla merger "strategically coherent" — a tie-up that could hand shareholders a premium. Momentum is also building around Tesla's transition into an AI and robotics business, with the robotaxi rollout expanding to new markets and progress on FSD/Grok integration. That said, risks remain: the stock still trades at a rich valuation (P/E north of 300), the robotaxi expansion faces regulatory hurdles (a proposed New Jersey ban), and Chinese rivals like XPeng are intensifying competition. But with deliveries rebounding and earnings imminent, the fundamental momentum aligns with the bullish technical shift. This analysis will be updated as the market evolves. If this breakdown added value, drop a like 👍 and a comment 💬 to support the work — and share where you see Tesla heading next! Best Regards, BigBeluga 🐳