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Itm Power Price: ITM Slides Slowly, Sellers’ Moves Stay Above 60

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A gradual pullback in Itm Power Plc (LSE:ITM) sees sellers step in near 62–63, keeping pressure moderate.

The shares-offering company is witnessing a gradual pullback as sellers emerged around 62–63, exerting steady pressure. Buyers appeared hesitant, unable to drive the price convincingly above 60, while trading volume remained subdued, reflecting cautious market behavior. The slow downward drift indicated neither side dominated, suggesting a consolidation phase where sellers maintain control just above 60 without triggering a sharp decline.

Resistance Levels: 85, 95, 105
Support Levels: 60, 50, 40

How does ITM’s slow slide affect EMA alignment and sellers’ control above the 60 level?

Itm Power Plc’s gradual decline suggests the shorter-term EMA may be tilting under the longer-term EMA, signaling weakening momentum. Sellers holding influence above 60 reinforces a cautious market tone, as limited buying strength keeps price action subdued and restricts any meaningful upward recovery.

The technical indicators show the Stochastic Oscillators drifting gently downward toward the oversold region. The 15-day EMA remains positioned below the 50-day EMA, reflecting a weak short-term tone. At the time of this analysis, their respective values stand around 72.40 and 69.32.

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