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Microchip Technology announced a 50% price reduction on its MPLAB ICD 5 and MPLAB ICE 4 debug tools. The stock made the offer available for a limited time with the code DEBUG50.
The tools feature faster programming, deeper debug visibility and full MPLAB integration for VS Code. Microchip Technology promoted the discount through its official social media channel.
MCHP is trading at $84.64, which is well below the SMA-20 ($92.87) and SMA-50 ($93.67), suggesting strong short- and medium-term selling pressure, while it remains above the long-term SMA-200 ($73.76) indicating structural support. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 is $93.47, which sits above the last price and acts as immediate resistance; the nearest support is around the SMA-100 ($82.17), while further key support lies at SMA-200 ($73.76). Near-term resistance is at the Ichimoku Kijun and SMA-20 cluster ($92.87–$93.47), with key resistance at SMA-50 ($93.67).
Momentum on D1 is weak, as indicated by a bearish MACD and a neutral, low-value ADX. The RSI and CCI both point toward negative momentum, with RSI at 40.72 and CCI deep in oversold territory at –130.64, while Stoch RSI and BBP also signal oversold conditions and dominant seller pressure. The Awesome Oscillator supports this negative trend, reinforcing the prevailing downside. MCHP has fallen $3.29 (3.74%) since the prior week’s close of $87.93 and is currently at the very bottom of its weekly range, with volatility amplitude at 10.99%. The tone for the week has been a steady decline from recent highs. In today's session, the stock dropped another 4.57%, extending declines and confirming persistent selling.
Looking ahead, the next week's expected price range is $82.00 to $87.00, slightly above this week's low but still below recent resistance, keeping projections safely within 20% of the current price and well above the 52-week low of $48.55. Bullish potential is restrained, with a very low probability (less than 20%) for sustained upside, as only the W1 MACD supports a rally, while the majority of D1 trends remain bearish. The baseline scenario points to price consolidation between $82.00 and $87.00. An upside break above $87.00 could trigger a retest of the $92.00 resistance zone, but such a move appears unlikely. Should $82.00 fail to hold, a quick drawdown toward the $79.00–$80.00 zone is plausible, but the longer-term supports above $73.00 are likely to attract buyers given the yearly uptrend.
Previously it was reported that Microchip Technology was consolidating after a period of short-term selling, while its longer-term outlook remained constructive. As market dynamics continue to evolve, traders should monitor for a decisive move toward new momentum highs or a potential breakdown through established support.