The next 5 days are all about how the voting will go for Elon Musk's 2018 Compensation Package. In this Daily Chart there is a lot going on and yet not a lot at all as far as movement. In fact the indecision with shareholders is like watching a movie on the edge of your seat because you just can't predict the ending. It's nail biting time. First of all there's an Inverted Head and Shoulder's pattern that can take the price all the way up to $255.33 if it breaks through 3 previous resistance lines and there is also the potential for the price to drop to around $158.26 and $138.80. Most active traders holding around 20% of the shares couldn't be bothered to vote, nor would they send their vote in by proxy. There are 3285 Institutional Share Holders representing nearly 44% of the vote and you can be rest assured every last vote will be cast. then there are also private long term shareholders that make up the difference so roughly 36% and I would dare say that maybe 1/2 will vote. That would be 62% votes will be cast and of that total I believe a slim majority at around 55% will vote in favor of Elon Musk's compensation Package. How though will the stock price be impacted? Well that's the Multi - Billion Dollar Question. On one hand you have an extra ordinary level of new share dilution that could push the stock price lower, and on the other hand to resolve this issue and pay him his Just Due's will regenerate Musk's focus on the company and it's flailing business activity with renewed direction and attention that has taken a back seat these last couple of years as EM delved into other area's of interest such as X, SpaceX, Neuralink, and most recently Xai to name a few. Between you and I I believe Musk will get his compensation and the dilution will for the most part be construed as inconsequential relative to the larger picture and thereby, most likely the price will again rise to my 3rd upward price target of $232.72 before the end of this year. The real conundrum though is; Do you buy shares now and take the risk hoping that the price will go up even though it could drop sharply, or do you wait for the outcome and miss the beginning of the move whether it's up or down before taking your position? I'll leave that up to you to ponder however I always like to err on the side of caution and would rather catch part of a move in the direction of my choice either Bull or Bear as opposed to simply making a large wager in advance because then your odds are only 50/50 whereas if you follow the new trend your potential win rate will likely be 90/10, and personally I'm All About Protecting My Capital.