Today we spotlight FedEx, where a clear technical sell signal is unfolding.
The overall structure here is bearish. The downtrend began in March, when the price broke a key horizontal support at $244. That breakdown triggered a sharp sell-off, pushing the price below $200.
Since early April, we’ve seen a bullish correction, but that move now appears to be exhausted. The correction took the form of a rising wedge, clearly defined with red trendlines. This wedge has now been broken to the downside.
What’s more, the correction stalled exactly at the previous $244 support, now acting as resistance — a textbook rejection. That rejection was followed by a breakout below the lower wedge line, confirming the end of the correction phase and the resumption of the larger downtrend.
What this means for traders:
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The breakout from the wedge to the downside confirms a valid sell signal.
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As long as the price stays below the $244 resistance, downside momentum is likely to continue.
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A move back above $244 would neutralize this setup, but for now, sentiment remains decidedly bearish.