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Cadence Design Systems reports that DDR margins are shrinking as data rates increase and signal integrity issues are appearing earlier.
The company has released a new field guide describing DDR signoff measurements and how to verify them using the Allegro flow. The guide is available to read online.
CDNS is trading at $380.86, holding just below the SMA-20 ($387.23), which points to some short-term seller pressure, but well above both the SMA-50 ($365.41) and SMA-200 ($327.18), confirming a medium- and long-term bullish structure. The Ichimoku Kijun at $388.33 is above the last price, marking this level as immediate resistance; near-term support sits at the SMA-50 ($365.41), and key support at the SMA-200 ($327.18), while immediate resistance is set by the Kijun ($388.33) and secondary resistance by the SMA-20 ($387.23).
Momentum signals remain mixed on the D1 timeframe. MACD indicates strong bullish momentum, but ADX is neutral, pointing to the absence of a clear trend. RSI (49.24) and CCI (-93.76) are in neutral-to-mildly bearish zones, while Stoch RSI is also neutral and has eased from recent overbought readings. BBP at 1.75 shows clear buyer dominance intraday, despite AO being neutral. In today's session, CDNS is up 1.47%, reflecting renewed buying interest after opening higher. Over the past week, CDNS has risen $3.59 (1.16%) from a prev_week_close of $377.27, trading in the upper part of the weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 7.56%. The tone is consolidation near the recent high, with current price action showing recovery from last week's low.
For the week ahead, the expected range is $370–$395, which reflects typical movement around the current level and remains well within the broader $262.75–$416.69 yearly band. Based on W1 indicators—where RSI, MACD, and MA-50 all signal “Buy” and only ADX gives a neutral read—the probability of a price increase is high (more than 80%), making a decline much less likely. The baseline scenario is consolidation between the $370 support and $388–$395 resistance zone. A bullish scenario could see a breakout above $388, testing toward $395 and potentially higher if buyers gain momentum. A bearish turn below $370 may trigger a move toward the $365–$355 area, but the broader medium- and long-term trend configuration remains positive.
Earlier, analysts noted that Cadence Design Systems was exhibiting near-term volatility while maintaining a broadly constructive technical outlook. Building on that perspective, current conditions suggest traders should monitor for a decisive move above resistance as a potential catalyst for the next directional trend.