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The biggest thing Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock gave to its investors in the last 30 days of trading has been an emotional rollercoaster. First, TSLA shares dropped nearly 25% between late February and March 10, only to enter a period of volatility and, in the most recent sessions, to rally nearly 28% in a week. Still, Tesla stock’s press time price of $288.14 means that it remains 12.82% down in the last 30 days, while short volume ratio data, retrieved by Finbold from Fintel on March 26, indicates few are confident the rally will persist. TSLA stock 30-day price chart. Source: Finbold Do the Tesla stock shorts hint at an imminent crash Specifically, on March 25 and March 26 – as TSLA equity was first climbing above $270 and then $280 – the short volume ratio crossed above 50 for the first time since March 14 and stood at 52.93 and 52.46, respectively. The fact that the short positions became more pronounced as soon as Tesla shares gained any momentum is concerning since, despite such a phenomenon frequently accompanying rallies, TSLA is significantly below its late 2024 and early 2025.  Therefore, the rise in the ratio is indicative of low confidence the electric vehicle (EV) maker will enjoy a decisively positive period. Furthermore, the two-week short volume ratio peak of 57.11, recorded on March 14, gives additional cause for concern as the spike coincided with a Tesla stock price drop from nearly $250 to just above $225. TSLA stock daily short volume ratio figures. Source: Fintel Generally, Tesla stock’s outlook for 2025 appears mostly uncertain, as a great struggle has emerged between bearish and bullish factors.  Will Tesla stock rise or fall in 2025? To begin with, the technology sector’s traditionally impressive performance could indicate that TSLA will ultimately perform…

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