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StoneX Group reports that Sophie Bridger raced in from distance to assist Saracens Women in concluding their regular season and increasing momentum before a home semi-final in seven days.
Saracens Women completed their regular season with this effort. The team prepares for a home semi-final scheduled in one week.
SNEX is trading at $118.19, comfortably above the MA-20 ($113.46), MA-50 ($104.99), and MA-200 ($77.46), confirming persistent bullish momentum across short-, medium-, and long-term timeframes. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 stands at $114.74, marking immediate support below the current price; near-term support levels are seen at the Kijun ($114.74) and MA-20 ($113.46), while key support rests at MA-50 ($104.99); near-term resistance is at MA-100 ($90.93), with the next actionable resistance around MA-200 ($77.46), though no levels within 30% above price serve as near resistance.
Momentum remains robust with both MACD and ADX on D1 issuing clear buy signals, while RSI (61.48) and CCI (121.23) are in bullish or overbought zones, indicating stretched conditions; Stoch RSI and BBP also highlight overbought territory, suggesting strong buyer dominance in the current phase. Weekly, SNEX has risen $2.65 (2.26%) from the previous close of $115.54, trading at the very top of its weekly range to challenge resistance. Weekly volatility stands at 14.53%, reflecting active price swings, and the tone shows consolidation at highs after a notable upward push. There is some divergence among oscillators, with overbought readings clashing with ongoing momentum, hinting at the risk of a short-term pullback despite a bullish backdrop.
For the coming week, the expected trading range is $115.50 to $123.00, staying in line with both current levels and typical weekly volatility and fitting well within the broader $53.53–$125.38 yearly band. Considering that all four W1 signals (RSI, ADX, MACD, MA-50) are bullish, there is a very high probability (more than 80%) for a further price increase, while the likelihood of a notable decline is very low. Baseline scenario sees SNEX fluctuating sideways between support and resistance. A bullish scenario could materialize if the price sustains a breakout above the weekly high, opening room toward the 52-week peak. A bearish correction may unfold if profit-taking drags the price below near-term supports, with volatility likely to persist as buyers and sellers rotate at the top of the range.
Previously it was reported that StoneX Group maintained a broadly bullish outlook, supported by strong technical indicators and resilient market structure. As current market dynamics evolve, traders should monitor for any signs of shifting momentum, as a decisive move from recent consolidation levels may present new opportunities or downside risks.