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Synopsys said it is working with Intel Foundry to accelerate advanced-node adoption in the semiconductor sector.
The company said the collaboration aims to reduce design risk and speed the path from concept to silicon. Synopsys called ecosystem collaboration critical as innovation enters the Angstrom era.
SNPS is trading at $442.00, well below the MA-20 ($468.11), MA-50 ($483.80), and MA-200 ($455.94), confirming pronounced downward pressure across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun at $489.34 serves as immediate resistance, while near-term support is at the MA-200 ($455.94) and key support at the MA-100 ($452.56); resistance levels are set at the Kijun ($489.34) and MA-50 ($483.80).
Momentum signals on D1 remain negative, with the MACD indicating a sell bias and a weak ADX revealing limited trend strength. RSI, Stoch RSI, and CCI all point to oversold conditions, while BBP's oversold reading signals strong seller dominance intraday. In today's session, SNPS dropped 2.5%, remaining at the very bottom of the weekly range. Over the past week, SNPS has declined $11.32 (2.58%) from the previous weekly close of $453.32, with weekly volatility standing at 9.24%. The persistent downward movement underscores a steady decline from the recent weekly high.
Looking ahead, the expected trading range for the next week is $430.00–$455.00, adjusted to fit the typical weekly volatility and current price action. There is a very low probability (less than 20%) of a meaningful rebound, with a strong likelihood of renewed downside given that all W1 momentum signals—RSI (sell), ADX (neutral), MACD (strong buy), and MA-50 (sell)—favor sellers. The baseline scenario is sideways trading between $430 and $455. A bullish scenario could see a breakout above $455, while a bearish case may test $430 or below. This range leaves SNPS closer to its 52-week low ($376.18) than its high ($651.73), highlighting ongoing medium-term pressure.
Earlier, analysts noted that Synopsys was experiencing improving business momentum but faced notable short-term technical resistance, making a period of consolidation the most likely scenario. The current article expands on this outlook, highlighting evolving market dynamics and urging investors to monitor any emerging shifts in trend that could define the next directional move.