Major Texas infrastructure deal sees Granite Construction stock edge lower

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Granite Construction down 0.58% today

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GVA trades below short- and medium-term moving averages, reflecting ongoing selling pressure despite maintaining a longer-term uptrend.
Indicators such as MACD and ADX point to weak momentum with the asset nearing oversold territory, though not yet extreme.
For the coming week, GVA is expected to consolidate between $113.00 and $123.00, with key resistance at $126.00 and strong support at $110.00.

The company states this project strengthens its portfolio of complex federal work. Granite Construction attributes the win to cross-regional collaboration and the expertise of its teams.

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GVA is trading at $118.14, which is below the MA-20 ($123.49) and MA-50 ($125.81), but still above the MA-200 ($110.03). This setup signals short- and medium-term selling pressure, with the long-term trend still underpinned by underlying support. The Ichimoku Kijun at $126.30 sits above the current price and now serves as immediate resistance. Near-term support lies at the MA-100 ($118.25) and MA-200 ($110.03), while resistance levels are found at the MA-20 ($123.49) and the Ichimoku Kijun ($126.30) as key resistances.

On the momentum side, both MACD (-3.19) and ADX (24.02) on D1 support a bearish bias with ongoing weak momentum. RSI (38.57), CCI (-97.96), and BBP (-1.05) all indicate the asset is approaching oversold territory, though Stoch RSI (55.22) remains neutral. BBP’s oversold reading reflects clear seller dominance intraday. The Awesome Oscillator is neutral, not adding further momentum confirmation. GVA has risen $1.95 (1.68%) over the past week, up from the previous weekly close at $116.19. The current price stands in the lower part of the weekly range, where weekly volatility is 5.72%. This reflects a steady decline from earlier highs, with momentum to the downside aligning with the fading strength observed in D1 signals.

For the coming week, the projected range is $113.00 to $123.00, keeping GVA between its recent support and resistance bands and within 10% of current levels. Relative to its 52-week range ($69.08–$137.24), this keeps GVA well above yearly lows but below the mid-year highs. Based on W1 indicators—RSI, ADX, and MACD all on “Buy” or “Strong Buy,” with MA-50 W1 also bullish—the probability of a price increase is high (more than 80%), making a decline much less likely in the near term. The baseline scenario foresees price consolidation around current levels. A bullish scenario would see a close above $123.00, targeting the $126.00 resistance area. A bearish break under $113.00 could open a move toward $110.00, testing long-term supports and challenging the broader uptrend.

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