This range-bound movement is interpreted by technical traders as potential breakout territory, especially if Tesla’s Q1 earnings surpass market expectations. Relative Strength Index sits near 62, suggesting moderate bullishness without overbought conditions. But whereas BAR is a cheap fund with an 0.175% expense ratio, NVDL has a much larger 1.15% price tag. “Going into it, we expected to be impressed but walking away from it, all there is to say is that this is the future,” Ives said in the note. TSLL stock price appears resilient amid broader market softness. While S&P 500 dipped 0.6%, TSLL closed flat at $7.26, showing relative strength—a trait leveraged Tesla bulls eye closely.