$0.97
$-0.04 (-4.38%)
End-of-day quote: 2022-10-26
JUP/USD

Is Jupiter doing well?

No, since July 26, 2022, Jupiter has been continually going down, decreasing 9600 percent. The 200-day line is +-98.88 percent away from where the price is now. It's -98.96 percent away from the 100-day line and -98.97 percent from the 50-day line.

EMA 200-day line
EMA 100-day line
EMA 50-day line
SMA 200-day line
SMA 100-day line
SMA 50-day line

The Jupiter Forecast for 2023

Let's look at the one-year forecast since it is the most accurate of the analysts' predictions.

Analysts offered a wide range of forecasts for the Jupiter price over the next year. The most optimistic forecast for the price target was $1.18, implying an 87 percent increase in 12 months, but the worst-case scenario anticipated a fall to as low as $0.91.

The most up-to-date average price target for the year ahead is $1.03.

That would represent a potential gain of 6.41 percent.

JUP - Relative Strength Forecast

Jupiter broke through the 25 strength line from above on and then changed into a trend, which thereby generated sell signals that lasted one month.

JUP - Trend Prediction

JUP - Price Volatility Prediction

JUP - Relative Strength

JUP - Momentum Forecast

In we then see weak volatility for Jupiter for a longer period of time which led to negative signals for Jupiter.

What Does the Future Hold for Jupiter In 2025-2030?

Jupiter's long-term prospects look promising. The average price target for Jupiter by the end of 2020 was $1.17, according to fourteen analysts. Their five-year forecast projects the price of Jupiter to be $1.32 by 2025. By 2030, the long-term prediction is $1.59.