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- 1/9/2026 -
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Norwegian (NCLH) Technical Analysis
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| | It was a first positive week for the Norwegian (NCLH). During the week, the NCLH gained 1.75 points, or 7.68%, and closed at 24.53 on Friday, January 9, 2026. Weekly volume was 16% above average.
NCLH is a member of Consumer Discretionary Sector. Consumer Discretionary is the second most overbought sector. Sector/industry rotation is considered a proven strategy to beat the market. Use the following links to find overbought/oversold technical indicators by Sector or by Industry.
 Long-term trend: [See NCLH long-term trend chart]
A long-term uptrend had started on June 16, 2022 at 10.31 and reached 29.29 on January 31, 2025. NCLH gained -18.98 points, or -184.09%, in 137 weeks. The chart has formed a Broadening Ascending Wedge chart pattern. The trend support level is at 15.42 and resistance is at 33.25. A Broadening Ascending Wedge pattern is considered to be a reversal formation. It usually appears in a mature trend, characterized by overbought/oversold long-term and short-term indicators, and often generates divergence on long-term indicators. Use the following link to access a Broadening Ascending Wedge chart pattern help, or use a Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with Broadening Ascending Wedge pattern in a long-term trend.
 Medium-term trend: [See NCLH medium-term trend chart]
A medium-term downtrend had started on January 31, 2025 at 29.29 and reached 14.21 on April 7, 2025. NCLH lost 15.08 points, or 51.49%, in 9 weeks. The chart has formed a Symmetric Triangle chart pattern. The trend support level is at 17.95 and resistance is at 26.06. A Symmetric Triangle pattern represents the area of indecision, where the movement direction is questioned. Chart pattern analysis usually considers a symmetric triangle chart pattern as a continuation formation which resolves in the direction of larger trend, but it also may mark the trend reversal. Use the following link to access a Symmetric Triangle chart pattern help, or use a Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with Symmetric Triangle pattern in a medium-term trend.
 Weekly Technical Indicators: [See NCLH weekly technical indicators chart]
Weekly technical indicators are neutral.
During the last week, weekly MACD line has moved above its signal line. Such crossover is considered a bullish signal. Use the following link to access a MACD help.
 Short-term trend: [See NCLH short-term trend chart]
A short-term uptrend had started on November 24, 2025 at 17.35 and reached 25.13 on January 8, 2026. NCLH gained -7.78 points, or -44.84%, in 45 days. The price is now at the 7.71% retracement level.
 Daily Technical Indicators: [See NCLH daily technical indicators chart]
Daily Williams' Percentage Range is strongly overbought. Use the Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with strongly overbought daily overbought Williams' Percentage Range. Daily Relative Strength Index, Lane's Stochastic and MACD have bearish divergence. Use the following links to access the Relative Strength Index, Lane's Stochastic and MACD help, or use the Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with daily Relative Strength Index, Lane's Stochastic and MACD bearish divergence. The divergence between price and indicator is considering one of the most important buy/sell stocks trading signal. Oscillators are designed to signal a possible trend reversal. They can act as alerts and should be taken in conjunction with other technical analysis tools. Oscillators can be used to confirm other technical signals. Use the following links to access Lane's Stochastic, Relative Strength Index and Williams' Percentage Range help.
The daily MACD line is above its signal line since November 21, 2025. This is an indication that the short-term trend is up. The distance between MACD and the signal line is low, but getting bigger. It indicates that the current short-term uptrend is getting stronger.
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