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Chipotle (CMG) is trading at $29.34, well below the MA-20 ($31.74), MA-50 ($32.86), and MA-200 ($36.33), indicating persistent seller pressure across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 stands at $31.57, which currently acts as immediate resistance, while near-term support is seen at the MA-5 cluster ($29.21), and key support is at the HMA ($27.84); resistance is set by MA-20 and the Kijun ($31.74–$31.57, cluster) and the MA-50 ($32.86).
Momentum remains negative, with MACD on D1 signaling a sell and ADX at 10.90 pointing to weak trend strength. Oversold conditions are highlighted by the RSI (35.23), CCI (-126.87), and BBP (-0.51), suggesting dominant seller activity, while Stoch RSI is at strong buy but close to neutral. In today’s session, CMG has rebounded 4.12% from the previous close but remains sharply below last week’s close of $31.87, down 7.94% for the week and near the lower part of its weekly range, with volatility at 14.98%. The tone this week reflects a steady decline from the high, despite today’s partial rebound.
For the coming week, the expected price range is $28.00 to $31.00, keeping the action above the 52-week low of $28.04 but well below the yearly high of $58.42. Based on the lack of any buy signals from RSI-W1, ADX-W1, MACD-W1, or MA-50-W1, the probability of an upside move is very low (less than 20%), making a downside move much more likely. The baseline scenario envisions price consolidation within $28.00–$31.00. A bullish scenario would see a breakout above immediate resistance near $31.50, while a bearish outcome would be triggered if support near $28.00 is lost.
Earlier, analysts noted that Chipotle shares were under persistent bearish pressure with oversold technical signals limiting new downward momentum. The current article expands on this by incorporating recent developments that could shift sentiment, making it essential for investors to monitor any changes in in-store sales trends as a catalyst for near-term price action.