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Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) Technical Analysis
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| | It was the negative week for the Fidelity National Information Services (FIS). During the week, the FIS dropped -2.92 points, or -6.31%, and closed at 43.37 on Friday, April 10, 2026. It was the worst weekly loss since February 13, 2026. Weekly volume was 95% above average.
FIS is a member of Data Processing & Outsourced Services Industry. Data Processing & Outsourced Services is the ninth most oversold industry. 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 FIS long-term trend chart]
A long-term downtrend had started on November 4, 2024 at 91.98 and reached 43.30 on April 10, 2026. FIS lost 48.68 points, or 52.92%, in 74 weeks. The chart has formed a Falling Wedge chart pattern. The downtrend support line (54.65) is broken. Usually a broken support is considered to be a long-term bearish signal, although a short-term pull back is possible. Use the following links to access Trend Support/Resistance Help, or use the Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with broken trend support in a long-term trend.
 Medium-term trend: [See FIS medium-term trend chart]
A medium-term downtrend had started on January 8, 2026 at 68.37 and reached 43.30 on April 10, 2026. FIS lost 25.07 points, or 36.67%, in 13 weeks. Price is near the trend low.
 Weekly Technical Indicators: [See FIS weekly technical indicators chart]
Weekly Relative Strength Index and Lane's Stochastic are oversold while Williams' Percentage Range is strongly oversold. Use the Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with oversold weekly Relative Strength Index and Lane's Stochastic or strongly oversold weekly Williams' Percentage Range. 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 weekly MACD line is below its signal line since January 23, 2026. This is an indication that the medium-term trend is down. Use the following link to access a MACD help.
 Short-term trend: [See FIS short-term trend chart]
A short-term downtrend had started on March 17, 2026 at 52.07 and reached 43.30 on April 10, 2026. FIS lost 8.77 points, or 16.84%, in 24 days. The chart has formed a Falling Channel chart pattern.
 Daily Technical Indicators: [See FIS daily technical indicators chart]
Daily technical indicators are neutral. During the last week, daily Lane's Stochastic signal line (%D) has moved above oversold area. Such crossover is considered a bullish signal. Daily Lane's Stochastic has bullish divergence. Use the following links to access the Lane's Stochastic help, or use the Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with daily Lane's Stochastic bullish divergence. The divergence between price and indicator is considering one of the most important buy/sell stocks trading signal.
The daily MACD line is below its signal line since March 25, 2026. This is an indication that the short-term trend is down. The distance between MACD and the signal line is low, but getting bigger. It indicates that the current short-term downtrend is getting stronger.
The price has closed on Friday below the lower Bollinger Band. It is considered a bearish signal. The Bollinger Bands are often used with a non-oscillator indicator like chart patterns or a trendline. The signals are considered more reliable if these indicators confirm the recommendation of the Bollinger Bands. Use the following links to access the Bollinger Bands Help, or use the Technical Stock Screener to see the list of stocks with the price above the Upper Bollinger Band or below the Lower Bollinger Band.
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