Dick's Sporting Goods $DKS has been on a recovery mode since late 2017 after price cracked below $25 a share. It has climbed up to almost $40 a share by September 2018. However, I think this year-long recovery is starting to lose steam, and DKS could be shifting back into the bearish mode.DKS Daily Chart(click to enlarge)Shifting Trend:- On the daily chart, we can see that price started recovering in November 2017.- The rally has been choppy, but eventually price was able to push above the cluster of 200-, 100-, and 50-day simple moving averages. - However, this rally, was not really persistent. It was more of a rally in late 2017, then a consolidation in the first half of 2018 before another jump to $39 in the second half.- However, we can see that price has stalled below $40 and price has been essentially flat. - As this flat market continues, the bullish momentum from early 2018 is disappearing.- Note that the RSI has tagged 30, but failed to tag 70. This reflects a shift from bullish to more neutral and maybe even slightly bearish momentum in the past few months.Key Support:- I think if price falls below $32, we will see a major slide first towards $29-$30, but eventually back towards the $24 low back in November 2017. - In fact, this bearish outlook would be in-line with the long-term trend seen on the weekly chart.- On the weekly chart, we can see that DKS is coming off a major price top and into a bearish trend. - The 2018 price action can be assessed as a flag pattern. So a break below the flag pattern opens up a major bearish continuation outlook to $24 and lower i.e. towards $20. - We should also note that on the weekly chart, price is respecting the moving average cluster as resistance. - Also, the RSI is holding under 60 after it has already pushed below 30. This reflects maintenance of the bearish momentum since 2017. Due to the reasons listed above, I would not rely on support if price does fall to the $32.30 support area. DKS Weekly Chart(click to enlarge)