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Korn Ferry reports that leaders in their 60s are increasingly choosing to stay in their current roles rather than planning one last career move before retirement.
The company finds that 6 in 10 leaders have no plans to make a career change or are not even considering retirement. This shift raises questions about succession, talent pipelines, and opportunities for the next generation.
KFY is trading at $71.46, sitting just above the MA-20 ($71.02), and well above both the MA-50 ($67.76) and the MA-200 ($66.98), which confirms a positive bias for the medium- and long-term trends while near-term momentum is neutral to slightly positive. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 is $68.64, which sits below the current price and thus acts as immediate support. Near-term support levels are found at the MA-20 ($71.02) and Ichimoku ($68.64), while key support is marked by the MA-50 ($67.76). Resistance is evident at the MA-5/10 cluster ($71.99–$72.52) as near-term resistance, and further at MA-100 ($65.60) for key support, while immediate resistance does not appear solid until the higher MAs cluster (no actionable higher resistance within 1% above current levels except MA-10).
Momentum signals on D1 are mixed: MACD is strongly bullish, indicating upward momentum, but ADX remains neutral at 17.71, suggesting the trend is not strongly developed. RSI is in bullish territory at 56.18, while Stoch RSI and BBP both flag oversold conditions, pointing to the potential for a near-term bounce amid ongoing bearish pressure from sellers. CCI is neutral and the Awesome Oscillator does not decisively support the current trend. KFY has declined $1.76 (2.40%) over the past week, falling from a previous weekly close of $73.22, and current price action is in the lower part of the weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 6.56%, with recent tone reflecting a steady decline from the week’s high.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the next week is $71.96–$72.27, based on projected averages and weekly volatility, which places the risk area just above current levels but well short of the 52-week low ($58.95) and below the mid-point of the 52-week high ($78.50). Out of the weekly indicators, 3 out of 4 (RSI-W1, MACD-W1, MA-50-W1) point to a bullish structure, translating to a 75% probability of price increase and a lower probability of decline. The baseline scenario is for KFY to consolidate within the projected $71.96–$72.27 band. A bullish scenario would see the price break above $72.52, targeting recovery closer to recent highs if momentum returns. Conversely, a bearish move below near-term support at $71.02 could open further downside toward the $68.64–$67.76 support zone. On a yearly basis, KFY remains well-supported above long-term MAs and closer to the midpoint of its annual range.
Earlier, analysts noted that Korn Ferry continued to exhibit resilient bullish momentum with expectations for modest upward consolidation. This article further refines the outlook by highlighting fresh catalysts for price action, positioning the prevailing scenario as one where investors should closely monitor for a decisive breakout or breakdown to inform timely positioning.