AMD: Daily and Weekly Chart Analysis.Daily Chart: Support Levels and Fibonacci Retracement
The daily chart of AMD highlights key support levels and Fibonacci retracement zones. The price recently bounced from a double support level at 153.49, which is both a gap support and a 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the prior uptrend. This level's resilience suggests a strong buy zone.
The 21-day EMA at 161.47 is acting as a dynamic resistance. If it closes above this level could push the price towards the next resistance at 174.55. The support at 153.49 remains crucial, as a break below this could signal further downside towards 148.00 and 142.00.
Weekly Chart: Ascending Trend Line and Pivot Point
The weekly chart shows AMD trading above a long-term ascending trend line, indicating a sustained bullish trend. The 21-week EMA at 162.06 provides additional support, and it is very close to the 21 EMA on the daily chart, reinforcing the important of a breakout of this key point.
The price has a pivot point of 174.55. Holding above the trend line suggests bullish momentum, with the potential for the price to retest the resistance at 174.55. A break above this level could target the next resistance at 187.00, while a failure to hold above the trend line might lead to a pullback towards the 150.00 level.
Conclusion: Key Levels to Watch for Bullish Continuation
On the daily chart, the double support at 153.49 is critical. The weekly chart's ascending trend line and pivot point at 174.55 will guide the broader trend. Maintaining support above the key levels on both charts will be essential for a continued bullish outlook.
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