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Mineralys Therapeutics will feature a new post hoc analysis of proteomic data from the Launch-HTN and Advance-HTN trials of lorundrostat in a late-breaking poster presentation on June 14, the company said.
The presentation is scheduled to take place at ENDO2026. Mineralys Therapeutics shared the announcement on social media using the hashtag #Hypertension.
MLYS is trading at $23.35, which is well below the MA-20 ($28.39), MA-50 ($27.99), and MA-200 ($32.76), reflecting pronounced short-, medium-, and long-term bearish pressure. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $27.71, marking an immediate resistance above the current price. Near-term support appears at the HMA ($23.84) and the weekly MA-100 EMA ($23.60), while resistance clusters at the MA-20 ($28.39) and the Ichimoku Kijun ($27.71) as well as the MA-50 ($27.99), serving as key resistance levels.
Momentum indicators on D1 remain weak: MACD is neutral-to-bearish, while ADX at 15.10 signals a lack of strong trend direction. RSI (33.17), Stoch RSI (0.00), and CCI (–155.64) highlight clear oversold conditions, suggesting downside may be exhausted. However, BBP at –2.70 and its “Oversold” classification confirm that sellers still dominate intraday, reinforcing the persistent bearish undertone. The Awesome Oscillator also points to strong sell pressure, which is consistent with the prevailing trend. MLYS has fallen $0.34 (0.97%) from last week’s close of $23.69, placing the current price at the bottom of the weekly range as volatility stands at a notably high 31.36%. This steady decline from the week’s high ($30.70) reflects continued pressure after a failed rally.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the next week is $21.00–$25.00, adjusted for recent volatility and anchoring current levels between the 52-week low ($12.59) and high ($47.65). The probability of a further price decrease is very high (more than 80%), as all W1 momentum indicators—RSI (40.81), MACD (–0.97), ADX (15.28), and MA-50 W1—signal a bearish bias. The opposite, that is, an advance from these levels, is much less likely. The baseline scenario is for MLYS to consolidate within a sideways corridor around $23 with broad $21–$25 swing risk. If sellers push below $23, a short-lived extension toward $21 is likely, while a bullish reversal would require regaining the $27–$28 resistance zone to shift the tone. The price remains far above its annual low but well below mid-year highs, underscoring an overall recovery that has reversed sharply in recent sessions.
Previously it was reported that Mineralys Therapeutics planned to release its third-quarter financial results and provide a detailed update to investors. With attention now shifting to post-earnings developments, it will be important for market participants to monitor $MLYS for any emerging trends in trading activity or company guidance.