$Tesla(TSLA.US)From a macro angle, Tesla’s pullbacks are closely tied to rates, liquidity, and risk appetite. Higher-for-longer rate expectations keep pressure on long-duration growth names, which makes rallies harder to sustain. When yields push up or macro data surprises hot, Tesla tends to retrace toward prior consolidation zones rather than hold momentum. Technically, pullbacks usually gravitate toward areas where price previously spent time building volume, not sharp V-shaped lows. Until macro conditions ease, Tesla’s retracements are more likely pauses within a range than clean dip-buying opportunities.

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