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Manhattan Associates Inc (MANH) pulls back after a 49.6% 12-week climb

The supply-chain software stock’s weekly setback tests momentum after a large three-month advance.

Manhattan Associates Inc
Latest213.77 USD
1W move-4.3%
Volume0.7x
TrendActive
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Manhattan Associates Inc (MANH) fell 4.3% for the week to close at 213.77 USD, pausing a strong advance in weekly context. The chart covers the weekly price path over 52 weeks, not live intraday trading.

The tape remains mixed: the stock is still up 9.5% over four weeks and 49.6% over twelve weeks, with an active trend state and Market Dynamics at 1.69 providing confirmation. Volume was lighter than usual at 2.48 million shares, about 0.7x the 13-week average.

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