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Semtech introduced Mark Kimber, Senior Principal Product Definition Expert, in a new short video. Kimber appears in the video to share his role and ongoing work with LPO for modern AI data centers.
The video is available on YouTube. Details are being clarified.
The current price of SMTC ($161.85) is trading just above the SMA-20 ($160.50), comfortably above the SMA-50 ($139.50), and well above the SMA-200 ($91.85), which confirms a bullish structure in the medium and long term while suggesting support from buyers in these horizons. The Ichimoku Kijun (D1) stands at $159.69, positioning it as immediate support for the current price; near-term support is marked by the Kijun and SMA-20 at $159.69–$160.50, while key support lies at the SMA-50 ($139.50); resistance is seen at the SMA-10 ($160.90) and SMA-100 ($112.24), though only the SMA-10 is actionable in the short term.
Momentum signals are mixed: MACD (D1) gives a strong buy, and ADX (D1) shows buyer strength, but CCI (D1) and Stoch RSI (D1) suggest oversold conditions, while BBP (D1) indicates sellers still have near-term dominance. Awesome Oscillator is neutral, not confirming the trend. In today's session, SMTC has risen by 3.66% from the prior close, reflecting strong intraday buying. Over the past week, SMTC is trading at $161.85, up from $149.75, reflecting an 8.08% gain with price action now situated in the upper part of the weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 17.16%. The tone is of a strong recovery from the weekly low as upward momentum builds.
For the coming week, SMTC is expected to trade between $155.00 and $165.00, keeping price action near yearly highs ($177.35) and far from the 52-week low ($42.42). Strong bullish signals on W1 (RSI-W1, ADX-W1, MACD-W1, MA-50-W1 all "Buy") indicate a very high probability of a price increase (more than 80%), making a decline less likely. The baseline scenario envisions continued sideways trading between support at $159.69 and resistance at $165.00. A bullish breakout above $165.00 could open the way for retests of the yearly high, while a bearish reversal below $155.00 would bring $139.50 into focus as the next support level. Momentum, breadth, and trend structure all favor the bulls, though overbought oscillators caution that some consolidation is possible before the next leg higher.
Previously it was reported that Semtech exhibited a sustained long-term bullish trend despite encountering near-term resistance. As current conditions continue to evolve, traders should monitor momentum shifts closely, with the prevailing scenario favoring further upside as long as key support levels remain intact.