Arm stock has a bearish daily setup, with price below its main exponential averages and lower Bollinger band. The hourly chart confirms that bias rather than challenging it. Oversold readings across all three timeframes complicate the picture, but they do not establish a bullish case.
Key takeaways
Arm stock was trading at $167.19 as of 10:29 ET on Thursday, down 12.83% from the previous close of $191.8.
Daily RSI14 fell to 27.28 from 32.62, moving into oversold territory.
Daily MACD line is -20.84, below its signal at -16.57, with a negative histogram of -4.27.
Price sits below the daily 20-session EMA ($222.25), 50-session EMA ($245.98), and 200-session EMA ($234.91), and beneath the daily lower Bollinger band ($176.75).
Hourly RSI14 is 18.66 and the 15-minute RSI14 is 15.65, both in oversold territory; hourly EMAs are in a bearish ordering.
Arm stock opened at $171.90, traded between a low of $166.45 and a high of $175.65, and was last at $167.19, against a previous close of $191.80. On Thursday, November 5, 2026, Arm Holdings opened at $171.9 and traded between a low of $166.45 and a high of $175.65. It was trading at $167.19 as of 10:29 ET, down 12.83% from the previous close, with 222,369 shares traded so far. The previous close was $191.8 on November 4, 2026.
Arm stock: the daily chart sets a bearish baseline
Price sits below the daily 20-session EMA at $222.25, the 50-session EMA at $245.98 and the 200-session EMA at $234.91. That position supports a bearish bias, although the averages are not fully stacked in bearish order. The 50-session average remains above the 200-session average.
Meanwhile, daily RSI14 fell to 27.28 from 32.62 on the preceding candle, placing it in oversold territory. The daily MACD line is -20.84, below its signal at -16.57. Its negative histogram of -4.27 confirms that bearish relationship. Oversold RSI is therefore accompanied by a bearish MACD configuration, not a conflicting bullish signal.
Price also sits below the daily lower Bollinger band at $176.75, with the mid-band at $223.13. This places it outside the lower boundary of the band. Daily ATR14 increased to $15.82 from $15.09, indicating a larger absolute volatility reading than on the previous candle.
Notably, price is below daily first support (S1) at $184.62 and the daily pivot at $197.06. These levels, calculated from the previous completed daily candle, now stand overhead. Their support and pivot labels do not mean price is holding above them.
Earnings coverage: what was published before the open
Reports published before Thursday’s open described fiscal second-quarter earnings and revenue above estimates. However, Yahoo Finance’s premarket report characterized the third-quarter outlook as offering limited upside despite the earnings beat. Separate premarket coverage highlighted licensing growth and the Arm AGI CPU opportity. These reports were published before Thursday’s open.
The hourly chart confirms the daily bias
On the hourly chart, price is below the 20-hour EMA at $196.54, the 50-hour EMA at $207.1 and the 200-hour EMA at $238.22. The complete ordering is bearish. Hourly RSI14 is 18.66, in oversold territory, while the MACD line at -7.31 sits below its signal at -5.54.
Furthermore, price is below the hourly lower Bollinger band at $180.91 and hourly first support (S1) at $190.65. The hourly pivot at $191.57 also stands overhead. The hourly structure therefore reinforces the daily assessment, while its oversold RSI cautions against treating the bearish configuration as a forecast.
Short-term levels and conditional scenarios
15-minute chart paints an oversold picture
The 15-minute chart provides timing context only. RSI14 is 15.65, also oversold, and the MACD line at -6.68 is below its signal at -4.21. Price sits beneath 15-minute first support (S1) at $167.34, the lower Bollinger band at $169.69 and the pivot at $169.82. These are the immediate overhead reference levels.
Bullish and bearish scenarios
For a bullish scenario, holding the session low at $166.45 would be the first requirement. Reclaiming $167.34, then $169.69 and the 15-minute pivot at $169.82, would support a short-term bullish case. Beyond those levels, the session high at $175.65 precedes the daily lower Bollinger band at $176.75. Clearing those barriers would strengthen that case without resolving the daily position below its averages.
In contrast, a break below $166.45 would invalidate a bullish case built on holding the session low. Continued trading beneath the immediate 15-minute levels would leave the daily bearish thesis unchallenged. The supplied levels provide no lower support reference beneath that low.
Overall, Arm stock stands below its daily and hourly reference levels, with oversold momentum readings across the chart. Daily ATR14 at $15.82 underscores the volatility backdrop. The unresolved question is whether price can hold $166.45 and reclaim nearby barriers while the session remains open.
FAQ
What is the current price of Arm stock?
Arm stock was trading at $167.19 as of 10:29 ET on Thursday, November 5, 2026, down 12.83% from the previous close of $191.8. The session opened at $171.9, with an intraday low of $166.45 and a high of $175.65.
Is Arm stock oversold on the technicals?
Yes. Daily RSI14 is 27.28, hourly RSI14 is 18.66, and the 15-minute RSI14 is 15.65. All three readings are in oversold territory.
What are the key levels to watch for Arm stock?
The session low at $166.45 is the immediate reference. Overhead, the 15-minute S1 at $167.34, the 15-minute lower Bollinger band at $169.69, and the 15-minute pivot at $169.82 are the nearest barriers. Further above, the session high at $175.65 and the daily lower Bollinger band at $176.75 mark additional resistance. On the daily chart, S1 sits at $184.62 and the daily pivot at $197.06.
What does the daily trend structure show for Arm stock?
The daily chart carries a bearish bias. Price is below the 20-session EMA ($222.25), 50-session EMA ($245.98), and 200-session EMA ($234.91). The MACD line is negative and below its signal line, with a bearish histogram. However, the 50-session EMA remains above the 200-session EMA, so the averages are not fully stacked in bearish order.
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