NEO is currently trading at $3.62, experiencing a 24-hour decline of 2.54%. The price has fluctuated between a daily high of $3.82 and a low of $3.53, indicating a daily range of just 0.29%, which reflects low volatility in the market.

The volume stands at approximately 9.19 million, representing 3.60% of the market cap. The moving averages show mixed signals; the 8 SMA and 13 SMA are trending positively, while the 55 SMA and 144 SMA indicate bearish momentum, suggesting a potential short-term resistance around $3.68 and longer-term resistance at $3.86.

The 1-hour RSI is at 48, indicating that NEO is currently neutral, while the 7-day RSI at 41 suggests the asset is nearing oversold territory. Over the past week, NEO has decreased by approximately 11.65%, and the 14-day and 30-day price changes are negative, with declines of 15.23% and 22.80%, respectively, indicating persistent bearish pressure.

The all-time high for NEO is $198.38, achieved in January 2018, highlighting significant long-term downside from the current price level. Given the combination of negative price momentum, low RSI levels, and resistance indicated by moving averages, the outlook remains cautious.

Based on this analysis, I recommend a Sell rating for NEO. The recent price declines and resistance levels suggest that further downside could be likely, and a better entry point may present itself in the future.