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MSFT weekly S: $$377 / R: $$437
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MSFT Weekly Technical Analysis Chart with Moving Averages and RSI
Mar 19, 2026 at 05:54 PM UTC
BOTTOMING ATTEMPT
Sharp selloff from the $520-$540 area, broke below the rising EMA50/EMA100 cluster and is now hovering just under the EMA200 (~$389) with RSI14 near oversold (~30) and elevated sell volume.
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Key Triggers
✓ Confirmation

Weekly close back above $437 (EMA100) and hold it for 2+ weeks

✗ Invalidation

Weekly close below $377 (SMA200) with follow-through

Support
$$377
Resistance
$$437
bullish Scenario 1 (Most Likely)
Base-and-bounce: holds $377-$389 support zone (SMA200/EMA200 confluence), then mean-reverts toward the broken EMA100/EMA50 area; likely a corrective rally (Elliott: Wave-4/Wave-B) before deciding trend.
Target 1
$$437
Target 2
$$454
Revert
$$405
bearish Scenario 2
Support fails: weekly closes under the SMA200 ($377) trigger another leg down (Elliott: Wave-5 or Wave-C) with Fibonacci-style retrace of the prior major advance; downside seeks the next demand shelf in the mid-$300s.
Target 1
$$355
Target 2
$$320
Revert
$$389
⊕ Add
Start $$380 – $$395
Add $$360 – $$377
Heavy $$320 – $$350
Start at EMA200/SMA200 confluence, add on confirmed SMA200 break-retest, heavy add only into deeper fib-style retrace/next weekly demand shelf.
⊖ Derisk
Trim 1 $$454 – $$470
Trim 2 $$500 – $$525
Close $$540 – $$575
Trim into reclaimed EMA50/SMA50 area first, trim more into prior distribution highs, close into new highs where risk/reward becomes stretched versus long-term MAs.

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