MicroAlgo Inc. (NASDAQ: MLGO) is back under pressure, with shares dipping to $12.22 in Monday’s session. The short-term outlook has turned bearish after a slow bleed from the $17.59 resistance level earlier this month, with price action now flirting dangerously close to the $10.77 support zone.
Momentum indicators paint a grim picture. The RSI is scraping oversold territory at 21.96, while the MACD continues to drift in negative territory, reinforcing the bearish tone. Despite occasional volume spikes, buyers have struggled to defend key levels, and failed attempts to reclaim the $15–17 range suggest confidence is fading.
The last time MLGO tested the $10 area, it sparked a sharp reversal that sent the stock above $23. But this time, the setup looks weaker. Unless a surprise catalyst emerges, the risk of a breakdown below $10.77 is growing—an event that could trigger a fresh round of capitulation.
Still, traders eye this as a potential bounce zone. If bulls can reclaim $13.50 on volume, short-term relief could drive a retest of $17.59. Otherwise, the path below looks open—and fast.
With the clock ticking, MicroAlgo’s next move may be decisive. Eyes are locked on the $10 mark.
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