Tesla’s Weekly Test: 358.22 Close, CPI and PPI in Focus

By Amara Osei

Tesla closed at 358.22 after a sharp rejection from 410.66, according to BullBearInsights’ Nov. 9–13, 2026 weekly outlook. BullBearInsights also put the stock below 372.23 and 383.89, saying the larger structure remained damaged.

What drives Tesla during the Nov. 9–13 week?

BullBearInsights said Tesla has no earnings during the Nov. 9–13, 2026 week, so attention shifts to macro data and company headlines. BullBearInsights said CPI on Tuesday and PPI on Friday, both at 8:30 a.m. ET, could create strong volatility in TSLA.

Tesla also plans to redirect Cybertruck capacity toward Cybercab, according to BullBearInsights, keeping the robotaxi story in focus.

BullBearInsights’ week combines scheduled macro volatility with a company-specific production shift. The author said CPI and PPI could move TSLA sharply, while the planned Cybertruck-to-Cybercab shift keeps robotaxi developments in view. With no earnings report scheduled, BullBearInsights’ technical thresholds carry more weight for the week’s trade selection.

Where does the technical picture stand?

On the daily chart, BullBearInsights put Tesla’s RSI at 38.94, describing it as weak but not oversold. BullBearInsights called the 350–355 demand zone critical, saying a hold could support a relief bounce while a loss exposes 335. The 358.22 close sat above that demand zone but inside the 357.50–362 no-trade band in BullBearInsights’ plan.

On the 1-hour chart, Tesla bounced from 335.11 to 361.57. BullBearInsights called that a recovery inside the larger downtrend, with momentum cooling near resistance. BullBearInsights said a stronger reversal requires reclaiming 372–375, and rallies can still be sold until then.

The 361.57 rebound in BullBearInsights’ plan ended just below the 362 call trigger, while the 355 put trigger sat inside the 350–355 demand zone. BullBearInsights’ 375 threshold kept the larger bullish reversal separate from the shorter recovery from 335.11. BullBearInsights required a break and retest before treating either direction as confirmed.

What does positive GEX mean for Monday?

BullBearInsights’ Monday 1DTE data showed positive GEX, with the HVL near 357.50–360. BullBearInsights said the setup favors pinning and mean reversion unless Tesla breaks the range with volume. BullBearInsights said the map covers Monday and should be updated daily.

In BullBearInsights’ Monday map, 367.50 is the first resistance above the 357.50–360 high-volume area. BullBearInsights set 370, 375 and 400 at higher resistance levels, with 355, 350 and 335 defining support. The no-trade zone overlaps that high-volume area, which BullBearInsights said could produce chop and false signals.

BullBearInsights also flagged an elevated IVR of 69.1 and advised against chasing expensive contracts.

Where do the trading setups point?

• Call setup: Reclaim and hold above 362 with a confirmed retest. BullBearInsights set targets at 367.50, 370 and 375. BullBearInsights said a larger bullish reversal begins only above 375.
• Put setup: Reject 361.50–362 or break below 355 with a failed reclaim. BullBearInsights set targets at 350 and 335.
• No-trade area: 357.50–362. BullBearInsights said, “Positive GEX could produce chop and false signals inside this zone.”

BullBearInsights described Tesla as starting the week neutral-to-bearish and favored quick scalps until price proved direction. BullBearInsights said above 362 gives bulls room, while below 355 returns control to sellers. BullBearInsights’ instruction was direct: “Wait for the break and retest—do not chase the first move.”

BullBearInsights said Tuesday’s CPI and Friday’s PPI could move TSLA out of the 357.50–362 no-trade zone. Under BullBearInsights’ plan, a confirmed move above 362 would open the call setup toward 375, while a break below 355 would return control to sellers, with put targets at 350 and 335.