NEO is currently trading at $3.64, reflecting a 24-hour change of -2.55%, with a daily range between $3.63 and $3.73. The trading volume stands at approximately 5.85 million, indicating a volume-to-market cap ratio of 2.28%, suggesting moderate trading activity relative to its market capitalization.

The short-term moving averages are showing bearish momentum, with the 8, 13, and 21-period SMAs all declining slightly. The 55 SMA is also down by 0.74%, while the 144 SMA indicates a more substantial decline of 1.55%, reinforcing a downward trend in the near term.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) for both 1 hour and 7 days is at 43, which signals that NEO is approaching oversold conditions, yet still within a neutral range. Over the past week, NEO has decreased by approximately 10.22%, while a 14-day decline of around 8.03% suggests consistent bearish pressure.

In the broader context, NEO's 30-day price change is marginally positive at 0.85%, indicating some resilience amidst the recent downtrends. The all-time high for NEO remains significantly distant at $198.38, achieved in January 2018, highlighting the potential for long-term recovery but the current technical indicators suggest a lack of momentum for a bullish reversal.

Given the current technical indicators, including bearish moving averages and the RSI approaching oversold territory, the market sentiment leans towards cautious trading. Therefore, the recommendation for NEO is to Hold, as potential short-term volatility may provide entry points for those considering a future Buy when the trend reverses.