Broadcom weekly report: Mixed momentum and steady accumulation — support at $343, resistance at $350
Broadcom Inc. (AVGO) is currently trading at $344.37, reflecting a minimal weekly decline of 0.04%. The asset is holding below its short-term W1 MA-20 at $351.73, but remains well above both the MA-50 at $281.87 and MA-200 at $147.41, indicating ongoing short-term selling pressure while the broader medium- and long-term trends stay bullish.
Highlights
- Broadcom reported FY25 revenue of $64 billion with AI semiconductor revenue up 74% year over year, and an AI order backlog at $73 billion extending into 2026.
- Shareholder returns were robust with $11.1 billion in dividends and $6.4 billion in buybacks announced for FY25, plus a Q4 dividend increase.
- The company completed the VMware integration, launched new Wi-Fi 8 products and BCM4918 at CES 2026, and issued $4.5 billion in senior notes to refinance debt.
Expanded AI revenues and record backlog boost positive sentiment this week
Broadcom reported strong financial results, highlighted by FY25 revenue reaching $64 billion and AI semiconductor revenue surging 74% year over year. The company maintained a robust $73 billion AI order backlog with committed contracts extending into 2026 and demonstrated significant cash returns to shareholders through $11.1 billion in dividends and $6.4 billion in buybacks for FY25, alongside a dividend increase in Q4. Broadcom completed the integration of VMware, launched new Wi-Fi 8 products and BCM4918 at CES 2026, issued $4.5 billion in senior notes to refinance debt, and saw increased institutional interest from firms like ARK Invest and Stonehage Fleming. Shareholder returns and major product expansion underpin a positive outlook.
Long-term momentum intact as weekly signals diverge near resistance
On the weekly chart, AVGO trades firmly above both the MA-50 and MA-200, confirming long-term strength, but remains capped by resistance near the MA-20 at $351.73. Key dynamic support rests near the Ichimoku Kijun at $343.81, with secondary support near $335 and major resistance at $350 and $355. Weekly momentum is mixed — MACD and ADX indicate persistent underlying bullish momentum, but oscillators are less conclusive: RSI holds a mild bullish bias while Stoch RSI flags oversold conditions and CCI turns neutral. Volatility is moderate and momentum signals diverge, reflecting steady accumulation but some short-term exhaustion.
Rangebound outlook persists while bullish signals favor upward break next week
Over the next week, AVGO is expected to consolidate between support at $343 and resistance at $350, with an estimated trading range of $330 to $355. Weekly momentum signals, particularly the MACD and ADX, suggest a high likelihood of upward movement, making a price increase (probability above 80%) the most probable scenario. A clear break above $350 could open the way to $355, while a sustained move below $343 may push the price down to $335. Overall, sideways action under mild pressure is probable, barring a catalyst from broader news or a decisive technical breakout.
Last time we reported that Broadcom was trading below its short- and medium-term moving averages, with momentum indicators showing a mixed technical setup. Previously it was noted that momentum indicators are mixed—MACD signals a buy, suggesting a potential near-term rebound despite prevailing selling pressure.
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