Tesla stock forecast: Can buyers hold momentum amid merger speculation?

Tesla stock forecast: Can buyers hold momentum amid merger speculation?
SpaceX talks keep Tesla in focus

​Tesla is back in focus as merger talks with SpaceX and renewed optimism around Optimus support the long-term story. After testing $401.22, however, the stock looks vulnerable to a pullback toward $390 unless buyers regain control.

TSLA price prediction
24H 0.53%
$390.07
48H 0.81%
$391.13
7D -0.01%
$387.96
1M -1.47%
$382.29
3M -7.85%
$357.55
6M -19.79%
$311.22
12M -25.53%
$288.95
Current price: $388 -9.6650 2.43%
Closed 11/13
Daily range 385.83 Arrow from to Icon 404.40
Weekly range 371.50 Arrow from to Icon 404.40
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Bloomberg reported progress in talks between Tesla and SpaceX over a potential merger. A deal could be announced as early as December, although the timeline may slip into early 2027. The main obstacles remain SpaceX’s defense contracts with the U.S. government and Tesla’s significant exposure to China.

Robotics is also gaining renewed interest. As Reuters notes, J.P. Morgan forecasts that the output of humanoid robots from the United States will reach 300,000 to 400,000 units by 2030, while Tesla Optimus will be one of the most important projects.

Tesla stock risks a correction toward $390 after testing $401.22

Tesla fully completed the scenario outlined previously. The stock reached the $395 target and went on to test $401.22.

For today, the risk of a short-term pullback remains elevated. If the price stays below psychological resistance $400, the stock could retreat toward the nearest support around $390.

A sustained move above the November 12 high at $407 would invalidate this setup. In that case, resistance near $414 would come into focus.

Tesla's future growth depends on merger progress and AI execution

A potential combination of Tesla and SpaceX could create new opportunities across artificial intelligence, robotics and autonomous technologies. At the same time, a deal of this scale would introduce additional regulatory, governance and integration risks.

Long-term investor interest in Tesla will therefore depend not only on the merger outlook, but also on the company’s ability to turn ambitious projects into durable sources of revenue.

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