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Microchip Technology has introduced the latest CLB enhancements to accelerate real-time control without the need for an FPGA or CPLD.
According to the company, these enhancements enable implementation of smarter and faster custom hardware logic directly in the MCU. A blog post with more information is available on the company’s website.
MCHP is trading at $99.77, above its MA-20 ($94.43), MA-50 ($90.84), and MA-200 ($72.55), confirming strong short-, medium-, and long-term bullish momentum. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 stands at $93.61, now acting as immediate support for the price. Near-term support is clustered at the MA-20 ($94.43), while key support comes from the MA-50 ($90.84). Near-term resistance rests around the recent high at $100.78, with the next significant level at MA-100 ($80.90), though this is quite distant under current volatility conditions.
Momentum remains decisively bullish on D1 with MACD and ADX both flashing buy signals, supported by a positive reading from buyers as indicated by BBP. However, overbought signals from Stoch RSI (85.02) and CCI (116.88), as well as the "Overbought" label from BBP, suggest caution at current levels. RSI on D1 stays moderate at 57.96, not yet extreme, while the Awesome Oscillator reads neutral. MCHP has risen $4.53 (4.76%) from the previous week’s close of $95.24. The current price is in the upper part of the weekly range, with weekly volatility standing at a notable 10.53%. This week reflects strong upward tone and a recovery from prior lows, aligning with persistent bullish momentum. In today's session, a 6.01% surge underscores renewed buying interest after recent consolidation.
For the coming week, the expected price range is adjusted to $97.50–$103.00, which keeps the forecast within approximately 5% of the current price and aligns with recent volatility. Within the context of the 52-week low of $48.55 and high of $104.99, MCHP is now trading near yearly highs. Using W1 indicators, the probability of a price increase is very high (more than 80%), while the likelihood of a decline is very low. The baseline scenario is continued sideways movement between $97.50 and $103.00. A bullish scenario could see a breakout above $103.00, targeting the 52-week high if current momentum persists. A bearish scenario would require a drop below $97.50, putting near-term support at risk and possibly triggering a pullback toward the MA-20 around $94.50.
Previously it was reported that Microchip Technology maintained a bullish trend, supported by strong technical momentum and broad investor optimism. In the current environment, traders should watch for any emerging shifts in momentum, as confirmation or breakdown of the prevailing trend could determine MCHP's next significant move.