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Workday asked Matt Didonato, Senior Manager, Corporate FP&A at The New York Times, about the most important factor regarding AI and finance.
The exchange took place during the #GartnerFinance event. Details are being clarified.
WDAY is trading at $126.50, below the SMA-20 at $135.86, slightly under the SMA-50 at $127.94, and well beneath the SMA-200 at $181.26, signaling short- and medium-term bearish pressure and confirming a longer-term downward structure. The current price sits below the Ichimoku Kijun at $135.60, which now acts as immediate resistance; near-term support is at the SMA-50 ($127.94) and key support comes in at the SMA-20 ($135.86), while resistance levels are clustered at the Kijun ($135.60) and SMA-100 ($137.40).
Momentum on D1 is mixed: the MACD gives a strong buy signal, yet the ADX reads a weak trend at 16.64, offering no clear direction. RSI (45.63) and CCI (–37.47) both suggest persistent selling, while Stoch RSI and BBP are firmly oversold, confirming downward exhaustion and seller dominance. In today’s session, WDAY has dropped 2.40%, continuing the week's decline. Over the past week, WDAY has fallen $4.30 from a previous close of $130.80, posting a 3.29% decline and currently hovering at the very bottom of its weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 12.74%. This signals a steady downward tone with little recovery from weekly lows.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the coming week is adjusted to $121.00–$130.00 to reflect recent volatility and ensure realism given the current price. The probability of further downside is very high (more than 80%), with an upside move very unlikely, given that all key W1 signals (MACD, RSI, ADX, and major moving averages) are bearish. The baseline scenario is sideways trading between $121.00 and $130.00 as oversold D1 conditions may limit further sharp declines. A bullish scenario would require a sustained breakout above immediate resistance at $135.60 (Kijun), targeting recovery toward $137.40, but this appears unlikely under current momentum. The bearish scenario sees WDAY slipping below $125.00 into fresh lows, challenging nearby support and moving closer to its 52-week low of $110.36, while remaining far below the annual peak of $249.85.
Previously it was reported that Workday faced persistent long-term bearish pressures despite some signs of near-term stabilization. This article adds to that perspective by identifying a prevailing scenario of continued consolidation, with traders advised to monitor for a decisive breakout to signal the next major directional move.