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Silicon Labs launched a step-by-step video series on building a Bluetooth LE Find Me device using Zephyr.
The series guides viewers from creating a simple BLE peripheral to completing a Bluetooth SIG Find Me application. It covers Device Tree, Kconfig, GATT services, Bluetooth central and peripheral roles, and hardware integration.
SLAB is trading at $217.75, below both the SMA-20 ($218.31) and SMA-50 ($218.16), signaling short- to medium-term selling pressure, while still far above the SMA-200 ($179.22), which supports the long-term bullish structure. The Ichimoku Kijun at $218.76 presents an immediate resistance, while the closest near-term support is the SMA-100 at $213.65 and the closest resistance is the Kijun; key resistance sits at SMA-20/SMA-50 ($218.31–$218.16 cluster), with key support at the SMA-200 ($179.22).
Momentum on D1 is neutral to weak, with MACD neutral and ADX at a low 15.84, indicating a lack of clear trend strength at this timeframe. Oscillators point to oversold conditions—RSI reads 43.32 (mildly bearish), Stoch RSI and CCI both signal oversold, and BBP at -0.15 confirms ongoing seller dominance. The weekly performance is subdued; SLAB has risen $0.28 (0.16%) over the past week, trading at $217.75 versus $217.47 a week ago. The price is in the lower part of its weekly range of $217.25–$218.86, with weekly volatility standing at just 0.74%, reflecting consolidation near recent lows and a lack of directional momentum.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the coming week is $215.70 to $218.50, consistent with the muted volatility seen recently and bracketed well within the 52-week boundaries of $115.62 and $220.90. Based on strong Buy signals across all weekly indicators—MA-50, RSI, ADX, and MACD on W1—the probability of a price rise is very high (more than 80%), while a decline appears less likely. The baseline scenario calls for continued sideways action near current levels. In a bullish scenario, a break above immediate resistance ($218.76) could trigger a move toward the 52-week high. In a bearish scenario, a close below strong support at $213.65 might open room for deeper consolidation, but longer-term trends remain constructive.
Previously it was reported that Silicon Labs maintained a bullish outlook, with technical signals favoring sideways consolidation and the potential for an upward breakout. This article provides an updated perspective, emphasizing that traders should closely monitor shifts in momentum and sector sentiment as they evaluate the prevailing scenario for Silicon Labs.