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Morgan Stanley reports that alternative asset managers view private credit as structurally sound, with concerns over systemic risk considered to be overstated.
Despite higher redemptions and softer near-term flows, underlying demand remains solid. Growth in private credit is expected to continue, especially in a healthy macro backdrop.
MS is trading at $210.23, which is well above the MA-20 ($201.96), MA-50 ($190.03), and MA-200 ($172.83). This configuration confirms ongoing bullish momentum for both the medium and long term, while the short-term trend remains positive but less extended. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 sits at $202.81 and acts as immediate support with the price above this threshold. Near-term support is located at the Ichimoku Kijun ($202.81), followed by the MA-20 ($201.96) as key support. The nearest resistance is the MA-5 ($213.51), with the next key resistance at the MA-10 ($214.42).
Momentum signals on D1 remain constructive, with MACD and ADX indicating buyers maintain control, while RSI sits at 64.67, reflecting a firm but not overextended market. However, CCI and BBP both point to overbought conditions while BBP highlights buyer dominance intraday. Stoch RSI is neutral, suggesting some loss of steam, and there is slight divergence between bullish momentum and overbought oscillators. The Awesome Oscillator supports the prevailing upside bias. MS has fallen $1.70 (0.80%) from last week’s close at $211.93 and is now at the very bottom of the weekly range, with weekly volatility standing at 4.97%. The tone has shifted to a steady decline from recent highs.
For the coming week, the expected trading range is $209.70–$213.20, positioned near the upper quartile of the 52-week journey between $128.81 and the $219.16 high. Based on all W1 signals (RSI, ADX, MACD, and MA-50) flashing "Buy", there is a very high probability (more than 80%) of price stabilization or gains, while continued downside is less likely. Baseline scenario: MS oscillates in a sideways channel between $209.70 and $213.20. Bullish scenario: a break above $213.51 could see a move toward the $214.40–$215.00 area. Bearish scenario: a drop below $202.81 risks a test of the $201.96–$202.00 support cluster.
Previously it was reported that Morgan Stanley exhibited robust bullish momentum, though short-term overbought signals and volatility suggested caution around the pace of further gains. In light of current developments, investors should closely monitor for any shifts in momentum that could define the next directional move, with particular attention to emerging catalysts and market sentiment.