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Evergy reports that power has been restored to most of the 130,000 customers affected by severe storms on Monday evening.
Crews are continuing to make strong progress across the region. The storms moved slowly along I-70, bringing heavy rain and damaging straight-line winds.
EVRG is currently trading at $82.83, sitting above the MA-20 ($82.47), MA-50 ($82.29), and comfortably above the MA-200 ($77.94). This setup signals positive short-, medium-, and long-term momentum, underlining a bullish structure. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $82.35, which is below the current price, marking it as immediate support. Near-term support is clustered around the MA-50 at $82.29, with key support from the MA-200 at $77.94. Immediate resistance emerges at the MA-100 ($81.18), but since it is below the current price, the next logical resistance from MAs is less actionable; thus, focus remains on the current trading range.
Momentum readings are mixed: MACD on D1 indicates a minor bearish signal, while ADX on D1 remains neutral, suggesting a lack of strong directional conviction. RSI on D1 is at 52.41 and signals a mild bullish tone, supported by neutral readings from Stoch RSI and CCI. BBP on D1 shows an overbought outlook, indicating buyer dominance in intraday flows, which is consistent with the price staying in the upper part of this week’s range. Over the past week, EVRG has edged down $0.44 (0.53%) from the previous weekly close of $83.27, with the price currently positioned in the upper part of the weekly range amid a volatility amplitude of 4.26%. This reflects a mild pullback from recent highs but signals ongoing consolidation after an earlier run-up.
Looking ahead, the projected trading corridor for the upcoming week is $82.98–$83.19, keeping price action near current levels and well above the 52-week low of $66.19 but below the year’s high of $85.27. Based on weekly indicator strength—Buy signals from RSI W1, ADX W1, MACD W1, and MA-50 W1—there is a very high probability (more than 80%) of the price holding steady or advancing, making a price decline less likely. The baseline scenario envisions continued sideways movement within a narrow range. A bullish scenario would see a push above $83.19, testing year-to-date highs, while a bearish scenario would require a drop below immediate support at $82.29, which appears less probable given prevailing momentum.
Earlier, analysts noted that Evergy was trading in a consolidation phase with a gradual bullish bias expected over the medium to long term. This article now adds a fresh perspective, indicating that investors should monitor any emerging breakout or breakdown for signals of a definitive shift in trend.