the technicians and technicals that's why tonight we're going off the charts with the help of larry williamse legendary technician and market historian who's been the top expert in this space since before i could drive larry's written over a dozen books and created a host of his own proprietary technical indicators which you can find on his website, ireallytrade.com. you ought to go. it's fantastic plus he's only getting better with age as his recent track record's incredible. this is the guy who called the covid bottom in the spring of 2020 when wall street was able to jump out of the windows he called the big january rally at the beginning of this year. he realized the nasdaq was ready and nailed the netflix move which by the way, 31 points today. so what does williams, who is so red hot, see right now well, you know what? he is actually feeling quite with bullish about the broader market but before that let's talk about one stock he likes in particular and that david faber will certainly want to listen to. yes, take a look at the weekly chart of none other than tesla at tuesday's annual m

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