Quant weekly forecast: Bearish momentum dominates with sellers pressing support zones

Quant weekly forecast: Bearish momentum dominates with sellers pressing support zones
Quant falls 4.09% this week

Quant (QNT) is trading near $56 after a drop of a little more than 4% over the past week, as stretched declines pull support zones into focus. With bearish momentum still in control, sellers keep pressing, and the next move hinges on whether support can hold in the days ahead.

QNT price prediction
24H -4.47%
$184.565
48H -7.84%
$178.065
7D -6.16%
$181.315
1M -32.15%
$131.085
3M -53.48%
$89.877101
6M -51.5%
$93.707684
12M -30.12%
$135.019758
Current price: $193.21 -1.91 0.98%
Real-time Data 21:34
Daily range 188.87 Arrow from to Icon 200.58
Weekly range 175.150000 Arrow from to Icon 208.670000
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Highlights

  • Quant trades at $55.86 after a 4.09% drop over 7 days, staying below its key moving averages.
  • Technical momentum remains negative, with the price near oversold levels and no clear daily support identified.
  • Quant is projected to trade between $53.63 and $57.95 this week, with a 77% probability of further decline.

Oversold technical signals persist as tight weekly range contains downside

On the daily chart, the structure remains negative with momentum weak and the 7.02% weekly volatility highlighting a contained move within a narrow range. RSI is approaching oversold at 30.7376 and the Stochastic RSI is fully oversold, while MACD remains in sell territory, reinforcing downside pressure. Immediate resistance is at $56.25, with the Ichimoku Kijun at $60.445 acting as a higher cap, and there is no clear daily support nearby.

Quant asset chart
Quant price dynamics. Source: TradingView.

Consolidation likely next week as bearish bias limits upside scenarios

In the week ahead, Quant is expected to trade between $53.63 and $57.950143, with a 23% probability of an increase and a 77% probability of a decrease. The base case is continued consolidation below resistance at $56.25, reflecting prevailing bearish momentum. A break above $56.25 could see buyers testing $57.95, but sustained gains would need a move through the Kijun at $60.445. If sellers drive the price under $53.63, downside risk will accelerate in line with the dominant negative bias.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, notes that Quant continued its decline this week, losing over 4% and remaining firmly below key moving averages. The momentum stayed weak, with weekly volatility indicating consolidation within a tight range. Technical indicators such as RSI and Stochastic RSI are near or at oversold territory, while the MACD confirms ongoing bearish pressure. Kharitonov believes that resistance at $56.25 and the higher cap at $60.445 pose significant hurdles for any upside attempts in the coming week. The dominant scenario is continued consolidation below resistance, with downside risk increasing if $53.63 is breached. "As long as Quant trades under $56.25, I remain cautious and see no clear signs of reversal yet."

Earlier, analysts noted that Quant remained under sustained bearish pressure with downside risks persisting amid a narrowly contained range. The current analysis reinforces this outlook with fresh technical evidence, highlighting $53.63 as the key level to watch for further downside acceleration if sellers maintain control.

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