Will TSLA drop to $280? 1. Short-term rally still possible, aiming straight for $380-$400 The current price is filling the upper gap, and in the short term, it’s highly likely to climb all the way to $380-$390, with an extreme push to the $400 mark. 2. September 3rd event could be a sell-off trap, beware of 'buy the rumor, sell the news' In the 7-10 days leading up to the September 3rd Cybercab event, it’s highly likely TSLA will continue to rally. But based on Tesla’s historical patterns, events often turn into sell-offs after the hype fades. Post-event, expect a significant drop. 3. Sell in batches at $380-$390, but don’t go all-in on selling Once TSLA hits $380-$390, you must sell part of your position to lock in profits! But don’t sell everything—keep some shares in case it breaks resistance and skyrockets to a new all-time high. Always hold a base position. 4. Watch the $340 critical support level On the short-term 1-hour chart, $340 is the key support. If TSLA unfortunately breaks below $340 in the coming days, the $400 scenario is off the table, and a major correction will likely happen earlier than expected. 5. Ultimate buy-the-dip zone: $280-$300 If a major crash happens as expected later, don’t panic! The $280-$300 range, or even $260, is where institutional investors build long-term positions. If TSLA drops to this zone, it’s the ultimate opportunity to go all-in and load up your portfolio!