Technical analysis by ActivTrades about Symbol TSLAX on 9/5/2025

🚘️ BMW Puts on the Techie Suit to Challenge Elon By Ion Jauregui – Analyst at ActivTrades BMW (Ticker AT:BMW) has fired up its engines in the technology race against Tesla. The Bavarian brand is launching the Neue Klasse, a platform that promises to revolutionize the electric car and will debut with the new iX3, unveiled ahead of the Munich Motor Show. This is not just another electric SUV: the company has invested more than €10 billion to turn the car into a “superbrain on wheels.” Four central chips manage everything from infotainment to autonomous driving, with 20 times more computing power than current systems. Added to this are headline-grabbing features: 800 kilometers of range and 350 km of charge in just 10 minutes. BMW, however, does not manufacture its own batteries. Instead, it relies on Chinese giant CATL (SSE:300750), with whom it has developed new cylindrical cells that halve costs and increase energy density. Six gigafactories spread across China, Europe, and North America will guarantee supply. Shift to E-Mobility The shift toward electrification does not come without sacrifices. In 2024, the group saw its net profit fall 37%, to €7.68 billion, due to heavy spending on R&D. However, pure EV sales grew 13.5%, supporting the transition. BMW benefits from structural reductions in battery production costs, a diversified portfolio supported by solid alliances that integrate electric, hybrid, and combustion models under the same digital platform, and a premium positioning that continues to attract loyal customers. The risk lies in massive spending eroding margins at a time when Tesla (Ticker AT:TSLA) and Chinese manufacturers like Xpeng (NYSE:XPEV) are advancing aggressively. Technical Analysis BMW shares on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange show a consolidation trend after a volatile 2024 marked by profit cuts. The current key support at €88.18 seems to be holding, while resistance lies between €88.85 and the unbroken highs of €91.72. This resistance has repeatedly pushed the stock back to support levels after each upward attempt. Breaking through current highs would open a path toward €110, and possibly new yearly highs, while a drop below support could shake investor confidence and push the stock toward the Point of Control (POC) around €86.60. The 50, 100, and 200-day moving averages have contracted sharply over the past month, which could indicate declining confidence if confirmed. On the other hand, the RSI at 42.05% signals oversold conditions, while the MACD is negative but with a histogram turning positive—another possible signal of recovery. Lastly, the ActivTrades Europe Market Pulse indicator shows a contraction back to neutral territory, suggesting investors may be returning to support the market. BMW (Ticker AT:BMW) Trend: Bullish in the medium and long term, with potential lateralization or short-term reversal. Resistance: Strong zone at the highs of €91.72. Supports: Key levels between €88 and €88.50, with critical supports at €88.22, €88.18, POC €86.60, €85.18, €83.18, €81.60, and €79.70. Point of Control (POC): €86.60. Technical Conclusion: Recent sideways consolidation, with upside potential if the €91.50–91.72 zone is broken. Tesla Following political frictions between Elon Musk and Trump, Tesla’s stock has been recovering, moving sideways between May and August, with a slightly upward bias within the range of $361.93 to $291.37. A mid-range area has formed around the POC of $311.43, acting as support for the latest rally. The RSI stands at 53.96%, a relatively neutral level, while the MACD remains neutral with a histogram gradually entering negative territory, pointing to a strong consolidation move. Meanwhile, the ActivTrades US Market Pulse indicates the American market is in extreme RISK-ON, suggesting potential adjustments due to excessive greed. Tesla (Ticker AT:TSLA) Current Trend: Short-term bullish recovery after weeks of lateral consolidation, with positive signs from regaining key moving averages. Resistances: Strong resistance around $361.93, which could open the way toward $420, the next major level lost in February’s death cross. Supports: Key support at the POC of $311.43, followed by $291.37, $274.75, and $225.58. Technical Conclusion: Tesla is at a decisive range. A break above recent highs could trigger an upward move toward $420 or beyond. Conversely, a drop below $320 would increase bearish pressure, potentially driving the stock down to test $291. Conclusion The Neue Klasse is not just a product launch—it is BMW’s boldest and riskiest bet in decades. The German manufacturer wants to stop being solely a premium icon and transform into a fully-fledged tech player. Elon Musk no longer runs alone: the racetrack is filling up with rivals hungry for disruption. ******************************************************************************************* The information provided does not constitute investment research. The material has not been prepared in accordance with the legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and such should be considered a marketing communication. All information has been prepared by ActivTrades ("AT"). The information does not contain a record of AT's prices, or an offer of or solicitation for a transaction in any financial instrument. No representation or warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Any material provided does not have regard to the specific investment objective and financial situation of any person who may receive it. 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