Tesla shares skidded on Monday as investors await the EV maker’s highly anticipated quarterly results, due after Tuesday’s closing bell. Monitor these important chart levels.

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock fell again on Monday after news broke of a major delay in its production plans. The company-specific news that investors were reacting to was that Tesla will delay the U.S.

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Tesla shares closed Monday at $252, just below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, confirming the crossover.

Sell-side price targets, which have been steep, are still bullish because the stock is trading below analysts' updated levels. For example, analysts polled by FactSet have a mean price target of $342.