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Equinix says commercially available quantum computers could break the encryption protecting data by 2029.
Attackers are already harvesting data to decrypt later. Equinix shares a resource for preparation in its tweet.
EQIX ($) is trading at $1,013.62, well below its MA-20 ($1,077.60) and MA-50 ($1,078.85), indicating clear short- and medium-term downside pressure despite the longer-term MA-200 ($905.06) acting as a key support zone. The Ichimoku Kijun at $1,078.03 sits above current levels, marking this region as immediate resistance; near-term support is at MA-100 ($1,022.73), with key support at MA-200, while near-term resistance clusters at MA-20/MA-50/$1,078 and key resistance aligns with the Ichimoku Kijun.
Momentum on D1 is weak: MACD gives a strong buy signal, but ADX indicates a neutral trend and RSI is in sell territory at 39.50. Stoch RSI and CCI both indicate the asset is oversold, while BBP at –10.74 and HMA direction confirm seller dominance in the short term. Awesome Oscillator is neutral, highlighting the lack of a clear positive impulse. In today’s session, the price dropped 2.76%. Over the past week EQIX has fallen $77.68 (7.12%) from a prev_week_close of $1,091.30, now trading at the very bottom of its weekly range, with volatility at 6.33%, reflecting a steady decline from recent highs.
Looking ahead, the expected range for the next week is $1,005–$1,035, staying above this week’s lows but well below the recent peak and contained within 20% of the current price. Based on W1 indicators (RSI, ADX, MACD, MA-50), the probability of a price rebound is very high (more than 80%), making further downside less likely. The baseline scenario calls for sideways movement between $1,005 and $1,035. A bullish scenario could see a break above $1,035 toward near-term resistance, while a bearish move below $1,005 would expose the psychological $1,000 round number—nonetheless, this remains less probable. The forecast range is nearer the mid-to-upper end of the trailing 52-week band ($720.62–$1,128.54), suggesting profit-taking and short-term exhaustion but not a major structural breakdown.
Previously it was reported that Equinix was experiencing short-term downside momentum while maintaining long-term support and optimism for a potential rebound. This article adds to that view by highlighting evolving investor sentiment, with the prevailing scenario hinging on whether the stock can sustain recent support levels in the face of ongoing volatility.