Uber Technologies rallied sharply between late 2022 and early February, but it could be showing signs of exhaustion.

The first pattern on today’s chart is the price action on February 8. UBER jumped on strong quarterly results but failed to hold early highs. It then swung wildly, creating a potential “hanging man” candlestick. That’s a potential reversal pattern.

Next, that session’s high of $37.58 was 13 cents above its peak from March 22. The stock’s inability to remain above the old high may suggest it is still resistance.

Third, the lower study includes our Moving Average Speed custom script with the 21-day exponential moving average (EMA). Friday’s close pulled the EMA lower. Notice how similar downward shifts in September and December preceded slides in the share price.

Finally, the macro backdrop may not favor UBER because higher interest rates could remain a headwind for growth stocks.

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