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Qualcomm unveiled Qualcomm Dragonfly, a new data center brand designed to support AI at scale, during COMPUTEX2026.
The company also introduced the Qualcomm Dragonwing IQ10 RRD platform, which delivers 700 TOPS of AI performance to accelerate next-generation robotics.
QCOM is trading sharply below its MA-20 ($223.92), while holding far above both MA-50 ($174.61) and MA-200 ($164.13), indicating significant short-term selling pressure but an intact medium- to long-term bullish bias. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $204.50, which sits below the current price and now acts as immediate support.
Momentum signals on D1 are mixed: MACD (Strong Buy) and ADX (Buy) remain constructive, suggesting medium-term bullish momentum. However, high-frequency oscillators diverge, with Stoch RSI (Sell), BBP (Overbought on D1, but oversold intraday), and CCI signaling that the stock is oversold on shorter horizons. BBP readings point to sellers dominating the current session, though the overall bias is conflicted. In today’s session, QCOM fell 10.10%, and for the week it is down $32.98 (14.36%) from a prev_week_close of $251.05. The price is currently at the very bottom of its weekly range, with volatility standing at 12.85% and a clear tone of steady decline from recent highs.
Looking ahead to the next five to seven days, the expected trading range is adjusted to $210–$230 to reflect weekly volatility near the current price while maintaining a realistic band versus the 52-week extreme of $121.99 and $258.00. Based on W1 indicators—RSI (Buy), ADX (Buy), MACD (Buy), and MA-50 (Buy)—the probability of a price increase is very high (more than 80%), while a further decline is less likely. The baseline scenario anticipates consolidation between support at $204.50 and near-term resistance at $223.92. A bullish breakout could see QCOM retesting the $230 area and stabilizing above MA-20. A bearish scenario emerges if price loses support at $204.50, opening room for further short-term downside toward $190–$200, though momentum and trend signals suggest recovery is more probable.
In a recent review, analysts noted that Qualcomm was experiencing short-term selling pressure despite maintaining a fundamentally resilient outlook and ongoing AI expansion. The current analysis deepens this perspective by highlighting evolving market sentiment, with investors advised to closely monitor shifts in institutional activity and sector momentum as potential catalysts for future price action.