Price Indicators for Integrated Device Technology, Inc. (IDTI)

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Analysis from May 7

5-term Simple Moving Average

5-term SMA Bearish

Analysis from May 7

21-term Simple Moving Average

SMA on the same value of yesterday

Analysis from May 7

Parabolic SAR

SAR indicates Bearish

Analysis from May 7

Bollinger Bands

Bollinger indicates Neutral

Analysis from May 7

HILO Activator

HILO indicates Bullish

On Balance Volume

OBV indicates Neutral

MACD

MACD indicates Neutral (no crossover)

Fast Stochastic

Fast Stochastic indicates Bearish (overbought, potential reversal down)

Analysis from May 7

Relative Strength Index (RSI)

RSI indicates Bullish (oversold, potential reversal up)

Momentum

Momentum indicates Neutral (no cross of 0 level)

TRIX

TRIX indicates Neutral

Commodity Channel Index (CCI)

CCI indicates Neutral (between –100 and +100, no clear signal)

ADX/DMI

ADX/DMI indicates Neutral (no crossovers)

Summary of Indicators

	Bullish: 15.38% (2 indicators out of 13)
	Bearish: 23.08% (3 indicators out of 13)
	Neutral: 61.54% (8 indicators out of 13)

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