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•  21 Jan 2025
 

Tuesday's trading session brought significant technical developments for a variety of stocks, and several key names are worth noting.

$AMD (Advanced Micro Devices) is currently trading near its 52-week low, prompting many investors to consider whether now is the right time to buy. The stock's trajectory could depend on upcoming updates in its product pipeline and overall demand for its chips, particularly in the AI sector.

$SOFI Technologies reached a new 52-week high, signaling continued optimism in the market for the company’s financial services. As investors assess whether the stock can maintain this momentum, the focus will be on market sentiment and any upcoming news related to its product offerings.

Several stocks crossed above their 200-day moving averages, a positive signal indicating that they may be entering bullish territory. $APAM (Artisan Partners Asset Management) saw its stock rise above its 200-day moving average of $43.27, reaching $43.90. Similarly, $BUR (Burford Capital) traded above its 200-day moving average of $13.71, touching $13.96. $IMO (Imperial Oil) followed suit, crossing the $70.47 threshold and peaking at $70.98, supported by the strength of the energy sector. $MU (Micron Technology) broke past its 200-day moving average of $109.97, reaching $110.24, further fueled by growth in the semiconductor industry. $JHX (James Hardie Industries) saw its shares cross above the $34.48 mark, closing at $34.70, signaling increased investor interest in building materials. $PLD (Prologis), a leader in industrial real estate, saw its shares rise above its 200-day moving average of $116.06, hitting $117.89, buoyed by continued demand in logistics and industrial spaces.

$NVT (nVent Electric) also experienced a bullish crossover, trading above its 200-day moving average of $73.22, reaching as high as $74.09. Similarly, $TMO (Thermo Fisher Scientific) crossed its 200-day moving average at $570.18, hitting $572.14, reflecting the strength of the healthcare equipment sector.

some stocks are facing bearish signals, particularly those that have fallen below their 200-day moving averages. $KVUE (Kenvue) dropped below its key level at $20.94, hitting a low of $20.61, indicating potential weakness in the stock. $SG (Sweetgreen) experienced a similar decline, falling below its 200-day moving average of $31.84 and trading as low as $30.56. $YOU (Clear Secure) also saw its stock cross below the $24.88 threshold, dropping to $24.68, signaling a potentially negative trend.

In contrast, there are stocks that show promise after crossing their 200-day moving averages, such as $SEE (Sealed Air), which traded above its $35.33 level, hitting $35.63. $SII (Sprott) saw a rise above its 200-day moving average of $42.77, reaching $43.80, signaling a potential bullish move. $STX (Seagate Technology) similarly broke above its 200-day moving average of $98.44, reaching $101.54, in line with optimism in the data storage and technology sectors.

Several stocks are also presenting opportunities due to their oversold conditions. $GDOT (Green Dot) is among the most oversold in the financial sector, which may present an opportunity for those looking to buy undervalued assets. $MUSA (Murphy USA), down nearly 6.89% over the past four weeks, appears to be in oversold territory, which could set the stage for a potential recovery, especially with Wall Street analysts showing agreement on its future prospects.