Trader sentiment on Tesla's closing price for the week of March 23 tilts bearish, with 33% implied probability below $360 reflecting concerns over softening EV demand amid high interest rates and intensifying competition from BYD in China, where February sales plunged 49% year-over-year per official data. Fragmented odds across $365-$405 buckets underscore uncertainty ahead of Q1 delivery figures due April 2, which could catalyze upside if exceeding consensus 457,000 units, versus downside risk from persistent price cuts eroding 19.4% gross margins reported in Q4. Macro tailwinds like potential Fed rate cuts support bulls eyeing $405+, while technical support at $360 differentiates key resolution thresholds.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated<$360 33%
>$405 15%
$365-$370 14%
$370-$375 14%
<$360
33%
$360-$365
13%
$365-$370
14%
$370-$375
14%
$375-$380
13%
$380-$385
12%
$385-$390
11%
$390-$395
11%
$395-$400
10%
$400-$405
8%
>$405
15%
<$360 33%
>$405 15%
$365-$370 14%
$370-$375 14%
<$360
33%
$360-$365
13%
$365-$370
14%
$370-$375
14%
$375-$380
13%
$380-$385
12%
$385-$390
11%
$390-$395
11%
$395-$400
10%
$400-$405
8%
>$405
15%
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Market Opened: Mar 20, 2026, 6:02 PM ET
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0x69c47De9D...Trader sentiment on Tesla's closing price for the week of March 23 tilts bearish, with 33% implied probability below $360 reflecting concerns over softening EV demand amid high interest rates and intensifying competition from BYD in China, where February sales plunged 49% year-over-year per official data. Fragmented odds across $365-$405 buckets underscore uncertainty ahead of Q1 delivery figures due April 2, which could catalyze upside if exceeding consensus 457,000 units, versus downside risk from persistent price cuts eroding 19.4% gross margins reported in Q4. Macro tailwinds like potential Fed rate cuts support bulls eyeing $405+, while technical support at $360 differentiates key resolution thresholds.
Experimental AI-generated summary referencing Polymarket data · Updated


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