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Prologis reports that Albertsons CIO Anuj Dhanda says artificial intelligence can reduce an online grocery order from 30 minutes to just 4 minutes.
Dhanda shared these remarks on the Moving the World podcast. Details are based on information from the company's tweet.
PLD is trading at $140.41, sitting below both the MA-20 ($144.17) and MA-50 ($143.07), but well above the MA-200 ($131.50). This suggests short- and medium-term pressure from sellers, while the long-term uptrend remains intact; the Ichimoku Kijun on D1 at $143.70 serves as immediate resistance. Near-term support is defined by MA-100 at $139.30, with key support at MA-200 ($131.50). Immediate resistance is from the Kijun ($143.70), followed by key resistance at MA-20 ($144.17).
Momentum on D1 is neutral to weak, as indicated by MACD hovering near zero and ADX at a low 11.51. The RSI on D1 registers 44.76, CCI is negative at –76.95, and Stoch RSI signals oversold conditions at 9.29. BBP, although forecast as overbought, shows buyers remain in control, but intraday signals are mixed and trending toward caution. PLD has slipped $0.13 (0.13%) from last week's close of $140.54, placing the price in the lower part of the weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 6.17%. The tone is one of steady decline from last week's highs, with price action consolidating closer to support.
For the upcoming week, the expected price range is $137.80–$143.90, reflecting recent weekly volatility and bracketing the current price within this realistic band. Based on W1 indicator scores (3 of 4 showing Buy or Strong Buy among RSI, ADX, MACD, and MA-50), there is a high probability (more than 80%) of upward movement, making a decline scenario less likely. Baseline scenario calls for continued sideways movement between near-term support ($139.30) and resistance ($143.70–$144.17). A bullish scenario will unfold if price breaks decisively above $143.70, potentially testing the yearly high of $150.18. Conversely, a bearish move below $139.30 could see a retreat toward $137.80, though long-term trends remain supportive above the yearly low of $103.41.
Previously it was reported that Prologis faced mounting short-term downside risks amid bearish technical indicators and ongoing uncertainty around its proposed SEGRO acquisition. Building on this outlook, investors should monitor for any significant price reaction to upcoming merger developments, as further downside could accelerate if key support levels are challenged.