Quant (QNT) is currently priced at $73.77, reflecting a 24-hour decline of 6.12%. The daily trading range has been notably active, with a high of $78.59 and a low of $72.89, indicating a volatility of 5.7%.

Volume has reached 17,333,055, equating to a volume/market cap ratio of 1.62%, suggesting moderate trading interest relative to its market capitalization. The short-term moving averages show a bearish trend, particularly the 8 SMA at $73.53 and the 13 SMA at $74.52, both indicating downward momentum.

The RSI metrics indicate potential oversold conditions; the 1-hour RSI stands at 25, while the 7-day RSI is at 43, suggesting weak momentum over both the short and medium term. Furthermore, the 7-day price change reflects a loss of approximately 6.59%, aligning with the current downward trend.

Quant's price has been relatively stable over the past month, with a slight increase of 2.03% over 30 days. However, both the 14-day and 30-day price changes show insufficient bullish support to suggest a reversal is imminent.

Given the technical indicators, including the declining moving averages and low RSI values, market sentiment appears to be bearish. The current price remains significantly below the all-time high of $427.42, suggesting room for potential recovery but also indicating significant selling pressure.

In conclusion, based on the combination of short-term bearish signals and lack of momentum for a reversal, I assign a Sell rating to QNT. It is advisable for traders to wait for signs of stabilization or a bullish reversal before considering entry positions.