Arm Holdings stock price forecast: $170.37 support in focus as ARM slides 10.14%

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Arm Holdings drops 10.14% to $366.39

Highlights

Arm Holdings' shares reversed sharply from their June 17 all-time high due to widespread chip and AI sector weakness.
Investor caution and profit-taking contributed to sector-wide negative sentiment, pressuring ARM's recent performance.
Technicals indicate strong short-term selling momentum with a projected price range of $326.97–$405.81 and 73% probability of further downside.

Profit-taking rises on sector selloff and fading AI optimism

Arm Holdings was reported by 247wallst to have retreated from its June 17 all-time intraday high of $444.8 amid a broader selloff in the chip and artificial intelligence sector. The pullback reflects negative sentiment spreading through the industry, leading to profit-taking and caution among investors. These sector-wide pressures have contributed to recent weakness in ARM's performance.

Oversold signals intensify as sellers control momentum and resistance

On the technical front, ARM is trading below both its MA-20 at $404.58 and MA-50 at $403.11, with immediate resistance at the Ichimoku Kijun level of $407.86. Strong support is found near the MA-200 at $170.37, and price action stayed well above this key level throughout the recent session. Momentum signals are decisively negative: the MACD and ADX indicate active selling pressure. The RSI reads 28.99, confirming strong oversold conditions, which is further echoed by an oversold Stoch RSI and CCI. Bull/Bear Power points to seller dominance intraday, and the Awesome Oscillator aligns with the ongoing downward trend.

Downside risk dominates amid wide volatility band and weak catalyst

Looking ahead, ARM's price is projected to fluctuate between $326.97 and $405.81 over the coming sessions, reflecting a typical volatility band relative to current levels. There is a 27% probability of an upward move versus a 73% chance of further decline, favoring continued downside in the short term. If the price manages to close above the Ichimoku Kijun resistance, a short squeeze could trigger a sharper bounce; conversely, a sustained break below support may lead to another leg lower within the anticipated range.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, believes the sharp pullback in Arm Holdings is largely a result of negative sentiment impacting the entire chip and AI sector. He sees the current dip as sentiment-driven, not a reflection of ARM’s fundamental outlook or long-term prospects. Constructive technicals remain in place above the major moving average, keeping the broader uptrend intact. "A sector-driven correction presents tactical opportunities — if ARM reclaims key resistance, a reversal could surprise on the upside," Karapetjanc states.

Earlier, analysts noted that Arm Holdings maintained a broadly bullish structure despite short-term volatility and sector-driven selling pressure. The current acceleration of downside momentum and deeply oversold conditions mark a notable shift, with traders now watching for either a technical rebound above resistance or a further breakdown that could redefine the prevailing trend.

Source of Data: ARM Price Analysis by TU

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