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Cadence Design Systems is ranked number 11 on the Fortune Magazine and Great Place to Work 100 Best Companies to Work For list.
The company said this honor reflects its culture where everyone feels welcomed, valued, and heard. Cadence Design Systems thanked its employees for contributing to this achievement.
CDNS is trading below its MA-20 ($284.47), MA-50 ($291.33), and MA-200 ($321.59), signifying short-, medium-, and long-term downward pressure. The Ichimoku Kijun level at $290.02 stands above the current price and acts as immediate resistance. Near-term support is found at the MA-10 EMA at $280.13 and the MA-20 SMA at $284.47, with key support at the MA-50 ($291.33). On the downside, additional support is indicated at the MA-100 ($304.36), while the Kijun level ($290.02) and MA-50 cluster together as current resistance, followed by the MA-100 as key resistance.
Momentum readings on D1 remain bearish, with MACD signaling strong sell and ADX at a low 14.55 signifying a lack of trend strength. RSI at 43.71 and CCI at -70.97 are in mild oversold territory, while Stoch RSI is neutral but close to overbought on intraday windows. BBP on D1 flags oversold conditions with clear seller dominance. The Awesome Oscillator is neutral and does not reinforce the main trend. CDNS is trading at $279.48, up from last week's close at $278.72 and gaining 0.27% for the week. The price sits in the upper part of the weekly range between $273.77 and $281.60, with weekly volatility at 2.86%. The tone this week is one of modest upward drift without significant breakout or recovery impulse.
For the upcoming week, the expected price range for CDNS is $273.00 to $285.00, adjusted for the typical 2–3% weekly volatility and keeping well within the recent trading corridor. This range keeps the stock above its 52-week low of $229.60 and well below the 52-week high of $376.45. Based on W1 data—no buy signals across RSI, ADX, MACD, or MA-50—the probability of a price increase is very low (less than 20%), making downside movement notably more likely. The baseline scenario points to a sideways move within the adjusted range. A bullish outcome would see price action breaking above $285.00 toward MA-based resistance, while a bearish scenario would materialize on a sustained break below $273.00, risking a test toward $270. In summary, downside risk dominates in the near term, with only limited chances of a meaningful upside reversal next week.
Earlier, analysts noted that Cadence Design Systems was experiencing persistent bearish momentum with limited signs of recovery. This article confirms the downside bias remains a central scenario, highlighting the importance for traders to closely monitor for any decisive shift in sentiment or trend direction.