The tweet was deleted by the author. But we saved everything 🙂. Aurora Innovation is moving into its commercial scaling phase, according to the company. CEO Chris Urmson shared the update during the Q2 Business Review. The company unveiled a new driverless fleet featuring second-generation hardware that operates without a person behind the wheel. Aurora Innovation is fully allocated to exit the year with 200 driverless trucks in operation. AUR is trading at $5.98, sitting below both the MA-20 ($6.30) and MA-50 ($6.54), which suggests short- and medium-term downside momentum, but remains well above the MA-200 ($5.14), indicating longer-term support persists. The Ichimoku Kijun level is at $6.66, placing immediate resistance above the current price; near-term support is seen at the MA-100 ($5.79) and MA-200 ($5.14), with resistance at the MA-20 ($6.30) and Kijun ($6.66) as key hurdles. Momentum indicators show mixed signals: MACD on D1 signals strong selling pressure, while ADX remains neutral, suggesting weak overall trend strength. Oscillators add to the cautionary tone, with RSI on D1 signaling a sell, CCI notably negative, and Stoch RSI hovering in neutral territory, but BBP flags an oversold market with sellers dominating. Awesome Oscillator is neutral. In today’s session, AUR has slipped 3.7%, highlighting active downside after opening at $6.16. Over the past week, AUR is trading at $5.98, up modestly from the previous weekly close of $5.95, reflecting a 0.5% gain. The price currently sits in the lower part of the weekly range, with weekly volatility at 19.96%. The tone for the week is one of consolidation near the lows after a choppy range. Looking ahead, the expected price range for the coming week is $5.75–$6.35, which is anchored safely between the 52-week low ($3.61) and high ($8.57). The probability of a price increase is very high (more than 80%),