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Granite Construction has been awarded a contract by the University of Washington to improve transit access and safety along the Burke-Gilman Trail. The stock is up 1.6% on the day at $123.99.
Granite Construction has secured a progressive design-build contract from the University of Washington. The contract covers safety and efficiency improvements on the Burke-Gilman Trail Transit Access project. The company operates in engineering and construction, employing 2,500 people.
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Price reclaimed the MA-20 at $123.59 during the session after closing below it. Shares of Granite Construction are currently holding just above this moving average, offering near-term support. The broader chart shows a split daily structure, with price below the MA-50 and MA-200 but still above the MA-20. Stoch RSI is in oversold territory, a stretched reading that limits the room for further downside and may support stabilization.
Traders should watch to see whether price can hold above $123.59 to determine if the recent move has staying power. During the session, the stock managed to move back above the MA-20 at $123.59 after previously closing beneath it. Even so, despite a contained move within a narrow range over the past week, the forward picture for the coming trading week shows less than 20% probability of upside and more than 80% probability of downside, with an expected trading range of $122.16 to $125.81. A close above $125.51 would show buyers are willing to follow through, while a drop below $123.59 would indicate the move is being faded. On the weekly chart the longer-term picture stays negative.
Previously it was reported that Granite Construction was experiencing persistent bearish momentum with limited prospects for a near-term reversal. The current price move above the MA-20 introduces a critical test for short-term stabilization, with traders advised to watch for a sustained hold above $123.59 as the key level that could signal further direction.