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Uber hosted its Women Change The Game Event in Chicago with A’ja Wilson attending to celebrate women drivers. Uber is the author.
Wilson shared lessons from her journey at the event. Details are based on Uber's tweet.
Uber shares are trading at $68.91, decisively below the $73.29 MA-20, $72.63 MA-50, and $79.53 MA-200, signaling clear downside pressure in short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $73.66, marking immediate resistance above the current price. Near-term support is found at the $67.19 52-week low and MA-20 at $73.29, while resistance clusters around the Kijun ($73.66) and MA-50 ($72.63).
Momentum signals are weak, with the MACD on D1 neutral and ADX at just 7.77, reflecting a lack of directional conviction. Oscillators highlight an oversold reading across Stoch RSI (0.00) and CCI D1 (–199.42), with RSI at 42.70 indicating continued selling bias but not yet extreme. BBP on D1 reads "oversold" at –1.36, confirming sellers’ dominance. The Awesome Oscillator also posts a strong sell, supporting the prevailing downtrend. Uber has fallen $3.55 (4.90%) from last week’s close at $72.46. The stock now trades at the very bottom of its weekly range, and weekly volatility stands at 4.93%. In today's session, the price dropped sharply by 2.02%, reinforcing the steady decline from last week's high.
Looking ahead, the forecasted price range for the coming week is $68.00 to $71.00, a realistic band given recent weekly volatility and current price positioning just above the 52-week low ($67.19) and far below the 52-week high ($101.99). Major D1 and W1 signals (RSI, MACD, and MAs) remain firmly bearish, assigning a very high probability (more than 80%) to further downside, while the likelihood of a rebound is very low. The baseline scenario anticipates a sideways move in a tight range, driven by prolonged oversold conditions. A bullish reversal would require a close above $73.66 (the Kijun and clustered resistance), which is less likely near-term. If selling resumes and support at the 52-week low breaks, a fresh yearly low is possible.
Earlier, analysts noted that Uber was experiencing technical consolidation, with buyers providing support while medium-term resistance capped significant upside. Building on this view, the current environment suggests that monitoring for a breakout or breakdown from the established trading range remains critical for traders assessing Uber's next move.