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Relative Strength Index (RSI): measures how fast and how much the price has moved recently, on a 0-100 scale. Above 70 is often called "overbought" (may be due for a pause or pullback); below 30 is "oversold" (may be due for a bounce). It is not a guarantee either way.

SMA 20 / 50 / 200

70.52 / 70.35 / —

Moving Averages (SMA): the average closing price over the last N days, smoothing out day-to-day noise. When price trades above its moving averages, and shorter averages are above longer ones, it is generally read as a healthier trend.

MACD / Signal

0.02 / 0.05

MACD: compares two moving averages (12-day and 26-day) to gauge momentum. When the MACD line crosses above its signal line, momentum is turning up; crossing below suggests momentum turning down.

Fundamentals

P/E

59.6

Price-to-Earnings ratio: how many dollars investors pay for $1 of the company's annual profit. Higher usually means the market expects faster growth (or the stock is expensive); lower can mean it's cheap — or that growth is expected to slow.

Market Cap

13.71B

Market Capitalization: the total value of all the company's shares — share price × number of shares. A rough measure of company size.

Div Yield

—

Dividend Yield: the annual cash dividend paid to shareholders, as a percentage of the current share price.

52-Week Range

58.89 – 89.83

52-Week Range: the lowest and highest price the stock has traded at over the last year. Where the price sits in this range hints at recent strength or weakness.

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