I have that same uptrend line on my weekly chart of TSLA although it still has about another ~20% or so downside to get there. TSLA recently broke below the 180ish KEY support although there is some “potential” positive divergence on the daily time frame so “if” the stock can snap back above 180 soon, that would be bullish (i.e.- false breakdown or whipsaw) but if not, it is likely headed to that long-term uptrend line.

Are you referring to the minutes from the last FOMC meeting that will be released at 2 pm tomorrow? Well, I’ll be out of town & either flat (no positions) or with OCO orders (stops & profit target closing orders) in place on any positions that I decide to leave town with so a non-event for me.

Essentially, every trader is different so no “one” answer to that question. Longer-term swing or trend positions shouldn’t be affected unless a stop-loss or profit target order is hit on any post-FOMC minutes volatility. Active traders might opt to keep things light heading into the release & afterward since it’s not unusual to see a lot of last-minute erratic price swings in the final hours of trading on the Wednesday before the Thanksgiving holiday.