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Weatherford International announced its team successfully threaded a wellbore through multiple faults using the Magnus Saker RSS. The operation took place in a complex carbonate reservoir.
According to Weatherford International, the team achieved precise well placement, smooth trajectory control, and real-time formation insight during the drilling process.
At $89.39, WFRD is trading well below the MA-20 ($100.17) and MA-50 ($103.72), indicating continued downside pressure in the short and medium term, while still holding above the MA-200 ($87.14), which serves as longer-term support. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $100.85, acting as immediate resistance, with near-term support at MA-200 ($87.14) and key support at MA-100 ($100.38); resistance zones are established at the Kijun ($100.85) and MA-50 ($103.72).
On D1, both MACD and ADX point to negative momentum, with MACD sustained in a sell configuration and ADX indicating weak trend strength. RSI stands at 29.8, Stoch RSI is at 0, and CCI is deeply negative, all reflecting oversold conditions and the potential for a technical bounce. BBP is heavily negative, highlighting persistent seller dominance throughout the recent sessions, and the Awesome Oscillator (AO) also confirms the prevailing bearish trend. WFRD has fallen $2.24 (2.44%) over the past week, closing at $89.39 from a previous weekly close of $91.63. The price now sits at the very bottom of the weekly range, and weekly volatility stands at 13.98%, signaling a sharp and steady decline from earlier highs. In today's session, the stock lost 2.60%, further reinforcing near-term weakness.
For the coming week, WFRD is projected to trade between $88.00 and $93.00, anchored above the 52-week low of $47.29 but well below the yearly high of $113.15. The probability of a price rebound remains very low (less than 20%), making further decline the more likely scenario based on W1 indicators, where only the MACD provides a bullish outlook while RSI and ADX both point to downside risk. The baseline scenario suggests sideways consolidation within the indicated range. A bullish scenario would require a breakout above $93.00 toward the $100 area, while a bearish move below $88.00 could trigger fresh lows closer to the MA-200.
Previously it was reported that Weatherford International was experiencing persistent short-term bearish momentum despite maintaining long-term technical support. This article adds a new dimension by evaluating evolving market catalysts, with investors advised to focus on whether the stock can break out from its current consolidation phase to signal the next sustained trend.