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Energy Fuels President and CEO Ross Bhappu joined a panel discussion in New York hosted by StoneX Official.
The discussion focused on the important role of critical minerals and rare earths and the strategy behind securing a U.S.-led supply chain of resources.
Energy Fuels (UUUU) is currently trading at $13.69, which is notably below all key moving averages on D1, with MA-20 at $17.79, MA-50 at $19.25, and MA-200 at $18.19. This positioning highlights strong short-, medium-, and long-term bearish trends, with continued seller control. The Ichimoku Kijun (D1) is at $19.73—well above the current price—serving as immediate resistance. Near-term support is found at MA-20 ($17.79), and key support is at MA-50 ($19.25). Immediate resistance is the Kijun at $19.73, with the next key resistance derived from MA-100 at $20.23.
Momentum signals on D1 remain decisively bearish: MACD indicates continued downside pressure, supported by a low-reading ADX that signals a weak trend, but both point toward further losses. RSI stands at 33.37, while Stoch RSI and CCI are both in oversold territory, suggesting the asset is stretched to the downside but not yet rebounding. BBP is deeply negative, confirming aggressive seller dominance in both intraday flows and the broader setup. The Awesome Oscillator trend aligns with the bearish bias. Energy Fuels has fallen $1.34 (8.92%) versus last week's close at $15.03, marking a decisive decline to the very bottom of its weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 32.06%, and the tone is of steady decline from the high. In today’s session, the stock is down 4.73%, marking a continuation of broad downside momentum.
For the coming week, the expected price range is adjusted to $12.30–$15.00, keeping it within a realistic band around the current level and reflecting recent volatility while anchoring well above the 52-week low ($5.24) but far below the yearly high ($27.90). The probability of a price increase is at a very low probability (less than 20%), while further declines are considerably more likely given the consensus of D1 and W1 indicators (all but ADX-w1 and MA-200-w1 are bearish). In the baseline scenario, UUUU is likely to consolidate in a sideways band just above oversold territory. A bullish case would require a push above immediate resistance at $17.79–$19.73, triggering short covering, but this scenario has low odds for now. Conversely, a bearish scenario could unfold if the current support zone fails, potentially accelerating declines deeper into the weekly low with heightened volatility.
Previously it was reported that Energy Fuels was experiencing persistent downside pressure, with analysts emphasizing corrective movement and heightened downside risk. In the current context, traders should remain alert for any significant technical breakouts or breakdowns, as these will likely set the tone for Energy Fuels' next sustained trend.