Tesla TSLA +2.57% shares have been on a wild ride lately as investors debate profit margins, price cuts and EV demand. Predicting what’s next is no easy task given all that, plus rising interest rates and persistent inflation. Stock charts and stock seasonality can help investors get a sense of whether or not they should just sell in May and come back and revisit shares later in the year. Neither are fundamental data points, but given how volatile Tesla (ticker: TSLA) stock is, and all the economic cross currents, investors will likely take whatever help they can get. Lately, things have been looking a little bleaker for bulls. Tesla shares are down about 25% from a 2023 high of $217.65. That high is up about 114% from a 2023 low of $101.81. The low came after disappointing deliveries and