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MGE Energy has warned businesses and customers about an ongoing scam targeting its payment system. The company advises that scammers may demand immediate payment or threaten service shutoff.
MGE Energy urges people not to share information or make payments on the spot. Customers should verify any suspicious requests by calling the company directly at 608-252-7000.
MGEE is currently trading at $77.26, just above the MA-20 of $75.10 but fractionally below the MA-50 at $77.38, with the MA-200 further up at $80.36. This configuration points to short-term bullish momentum but lingering medium- and long-term selling pressure. The Ichimoku Kijun (76.90) sits just below the current price, now acting as immediate support. Near-term support is clustered around the Ichimoku Kijun and MA-20 levels ($76.90–$75.10), with key support at MA-50 ($77.38). Key resistance lies at the MA-100 ($78.14) and MA-200 ($80.36).
Momentum signals are mixed: while ADX on D1 is neutral and MACD D1 signals a strong sell bias, RSI D1 remains in bullish territory. Stoch RSI and CCI both flag overbought conditions, suggesting the recent upward move may be overextended, while BBP also points to overbought buyer dominance. In today's session, MGEE is up 1.72%, reflecting notable intraday strength. For the week, MGEE has risen $1.60 (2.11%) from a previous weekly close of $75.66, now at the very top of its weekly range and close to this week's high. Weekly volatility stands at 6.24%. The tone for the week is recovery from the recent lows, with short-term price action and oscillators showing divergence from the softer medium-term momentum.
The expected range for the next week is $74.50–$78.50, adjusted to reflect the recent volatility and to keep current price within a realistic band. The probability of a further price increase is very low (less than 20%), with a price decline being much more likely in the short term given W1 signals (Sell on MA-50 W1, RSI W1, and MACD W1, with neutral ADX W1). Baseline scenario: MGEE consolidates sideways between $74.50 and $78.50. A bullish outcome would require a sustained breakout above $78.50, targeting $80.00 and above. Bearish scenario sees the price retreating below the $76.90–$75.10 support cluster, potentially pressuring the recent 52-week low at $72.16. This range keeps MGEE anchored well above its yearly low but still meaningfully below its 52-week peak at $91.49.
Previously it was reported that MGE Energy highlighted diverse career opportunities during Careers in Energy Week to emphasize the industry's importance. As market participants monitor the company's evolving workforce initiatives, attention should now turn to how ongoing talent development may influence MGE Energy's operational resilience and long-term growth potential.