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Evergy reports that about 75% of customers impacted by Monday night storms have had their power restored.
High winds and severe weather knocked out power to over 118,000 customers. Areas along I-70, including Salina, Manhattan, and Topeka, experienced the most damage.
The current price of EVRG at $82.27 is fractionally below the MA-20 ($82.55) and almost even with the MA-50 ($82.24), which suggests a neutral to slightly bearish short- and medium-term bias despite its solid position above the MA-200 ($77.83), indicating robust long-term support. The Ichimoku Kijun stands at $82.35, just above the current price, marking this level as immediate resistance; near-term support starts at the MA-50 ($82.24), with key support at the MA-200 ($77.83), while immediate resistance is set at $82.35 (Kijun) and key resistance at the MA-20 ($82.55).
Momentum signals on D1 timeframe are mixed: MACD is neutral and ADX shows weak trend strength, while RSI (47.51) and Stoch RSI (39.21, “Sell”) both indicate a lack of bullish energy but not pronounced oversold conditions. CCI also sits neutral, whereas BBP reflects an overbought scenario (1.34), pointing to buyers dominating recent intraday action. This internal divergence suggests a tug-of-war between short-term profit-taking and longer-term bullish undertones. Over the past week, EVRG has fallen $1.00 (1.20%) from the previous weekly close of $83.27, stabilizing mid-range between the weekly low of $80.28 and high of $83.70. Weekly volatility stands at 4.26%, with price action consolidating after declining from earlier highs.
For the coming week, the expected range is $82.42 to $82.63, reflecting steady consolidation near the middle of the annual range between the 52-week low of $66.19 and high of $85.27. The probability of a price increase is very high (more than 80%), driven by strong “Buy” signals in RSI-W1, ADX-W1, MACD-W1, and MA-50-W1; a decline is considerably less likely. Baseline scenario: EVRG remains sideways in a tight corridor between $82.42 and $82.63. Bullish scenario: a clear move above $82.63 could quickly target the yearly high. Bearish scenario: failure to hold $82.42 opens room for a pullback toward the $81 area, though longer-term supports remain firm.
Earlier, analysts noted that Evergy was consolidating near recent highs with a broadly bullish medium- and long-term outlook. This article adds a new dimension by addressing recent developments, and traders should closely monitor for a potential breakout that could set the tone for the next directional move.