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Eli Lilly said the U.S. FDA has approved a new dosing option for its moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis treatment.
The company said this approval could have implications for patients with eczema. Additional details are available through the link provided in the announcement.
LLY trades at $1,143.53, well above the MA-20 ($1,064.59), MA-50 ($983.08), and MA-200 ($951.91), confirming strong bullish trends across short, medium, and long-term timeframes. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $1,062.99, now serving as immediate support, while $1,064.59 (near-term support) and $983.08 (key support) underpin the structure; near-term resistance is seen at $1,148.22 (HMA D1 cluster), with key resistance at $1,182.73 (weekly high and also the 52-week high).
Momentum signals remain firmly positive: MACD and ADX on D1 both signal "Buy," highlighting clear upward pressure, though oscillators offer a different story. RSI on D1, at 68.34, remains just below the overbought threshold, while CCI and BBP are firmly overbought, and Stoch RSI gives a "Sell" indication, flagging short-term exhaustion. BBP confirms buyers have dominated, but some oscillators present a clear divergence from the strong trend. LLY is trading at $1,143.53, up from last week's close of $1,120.05, for a weekly gain of 2.10%. The price is positioned in the upper part of this week's range, with notable volatility at 12.27%. The week reflects robust buyer activity and a steady recovery from prior lows.
Looking ahead, the projected trading range for the next week is $1,140 to $1,170, just beneath the record high of $1,182.73 and well above the 52-week low of $624.40. Based on W1 RSI, ADX, MACD, and MA-50 (all signaling "Buy"), there is a very high probability (more than 80%) of further upside, with a decline seen as much less likely. The baseline scenario anticipates consolidation within $1,140–$1,170. A breakout above $1,170 would open the path toward fresh highs near $1,182. A bearish turn below $1,140 could trigger profit taking toward the $1,064–$1,065 support band, but upward momentum remains dominant.
Previously it was reported that Eli Lilly maintained a bullish technical outlook, supported by strong momentum and positive clinical developments. Building on that foundation, the current article highlights how sustained support remains a critical factor, and investors should closely monitor whether these levels continue to hold as the prevailing scenario unfolds.