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GE Aerospace implemented an obeya room at its Lynn Plant 1 to enhance daily management within operations.
Joe Micozzi and his team led the initiative. The company attributes the new setup to stronger alignment, better problem-solving, and a clearer connection between plant strategy and operations.
GE Aerospace is trading at $357.64, which is firmly above the MA-20 ($327.07), MA-50 ($307.73), and MA-200 ($305.43). This alignment points to strong bullish momentum across the short, medium, and long-term timeframes. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $322.88, serving as immediate support beneath the current price. For near-term support, watch the MA-20 ($327.07) and the Kijun ($322.88). Key support is clustered near the MA-50 ($307.73) and MA-200 ($305.43), while immediate resistance is limited as GE is at the top of its weekly range; further resistance is capped by this week’s high at $364.32.
Momentum indicators on D1 continue to signal strength, with both ADX (21.44) and MACD (17.55) showing a sustained buy bias. RSI (71.44), Stoch RSI (100.00), and CCI (192.18) each flag overbought conditions, highlighting a stretched rally. BBP also signals buyer dominance, reinforcing the presence of upside pressure. The Awesome Oscillator supports the bullish structure. GE Aerospace has risen $22.34 (6.66%) from last week’s close at $335.30, trading at the very top of its weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 10.81%, with clear momentum and scant evidence of consolidation or reversal for now.
For the upcoming week, the expected price range is $350.00 to $365.00, keeping GE within 5% of its current level, and still near its 52-week high of $364.32. Based on W1 signals—RSI, ADX, MACD, and MA-50—all showing a "Buy" reading, the probability of further gains is very high (more than 80%), while downside risk is low. The baseline scenario favors sideways consolidation between support at $350.00 and resistance at $365.00. A bullish scenario would see a breakout above $365.00, retesting new highs. Conversely, a bearish move below $350.00 could lead to a pullback toward the $327.00–$322.00 support zone, but such a move appears unlikely given current momentum.
Earlier, analysts noted that GE Aerospace was exhibiting strong bullish momentum, supported by a resilient technical structure despite potential overbought conditions. The current article builds on this outlook, emphasizing that traders should now watch for any emerging divergence in momentum as a signal for a possible trend reversal.