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Microchip Technology unveiled its dsPIC33CK Value Line digital signal controllers for cost-sensitive sensing and touch designs.
The company says the controllers offer fast 12-bit ADCs and integrated analog with essential real-time processing. Microchip Technology emphasizes precise, real-time sensing without inflating system cost.
MCHP is trading at $80.51, notably below the MA-20 ($87.95) and MA-50 ($92.22), while still above the MA-200 ($74.86). This positioning signals prevailing short- and medium-term selling pressure, though a longer-term support zone is present. The Ichimoku Kijun stands at $91.04, serving as immediate resistance above the current price. Near-term support is found at the MA-200 ($74.86), with key support at the MA-100 ($82.97). Immediate resistance is at the Kijun ($91.04), and key resistance aligns with the MA-50 ($92.22).
Momentum remains firmly bearish on D1, with MACD signaling a sell and ADX indicating a weak trend. Both RSI (38.95) and CCI (-122.80) register in oversold territory, reinforced by Stoch RSI and BBP, pointing to persistent seller dominance intraday. The Awesome Oscillator also favors the downward trend. MCHP is trading at $80.51, down from last week’s close of $80.96, reflecting a 0.56% decline week-over-week. The price is in the lower segment of this week’s $78.05–$88.65 range, and weekly volatility stands at 13.58%. The overall tone this week is a steady retreat from early highs.
For the coming week, the expected price range is adjusted to $78.00–$84.60, keeping the forecast in line with typical weekly volatility and anchoring it well above the $48.55 52-week low and meaningfully below the $104.99 high. Based on W1 indicators—MA-50 bullish, MACD (W1) on strong buy, but RSI (W1) in sell mode and ADX (W1) neutral—there is a balanced short-term outlook with a moderate probability of price increase (about 50%). The baseline scenario anticipates sideway consolidation between $78.00 and $84.60. A bullish outcome unfolds if the price reclaims the $84.60 resistance, paving the way to test the $87.95–$91.00 region. A bearish break below $78.00 would expose the $74.86 area as next potential support.
Previously it was reported that Microchip Technology was experiencing ongoing downside pressure while consolidating at longer-term support levels. The current article provides updated analysis on price action and volatility, with traders advised to watch for any decisive breakout that could signal a new directional trend.