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Hewlett Packard Enterprise reported that six of the world's top ten fastest supercomputers are built by the company and use direct-liquid cooling. The update comes as the latest TOP500 list is released.
The supercomputers are designed for the next advancements in AI and science. Details come directly from the company's announcement.
HPE is trading at $49.46, which is well above its SMA-20 ($46.77), SMA-50 ($36.28), and SMA-200 ($26.42). This confirms a strong bullish trend in the short, medium, and long term. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $48.07, which sits below the current price, marking $48.07 as immediate support. For the near term, support is clustered at the Kijun ($48.07) and SMA-20 ($46.77), while key support is further down at SMA-50 ($36.28). On the upside, resistance is limited by the recent weekly high at $50.45, with key resistance standing at the upper end of the yearly range ($52–$55).
Momentum signals on D1 remain robust, with both MACD and ADX indicating strong upward pressure. RSI on D1 points to ongoing strength (62.10), though Stoch RSI shows an oversold reading, and the CCI is neutral, reflecting some divergence among oscillators. BBP is overbought (2.25), highlighting persistent buyer dominance intraday. The Awesome Oscillator is neutral and does not add conviction. HPE has risen $2.05 (4.31%) this week, climbing from a previous weekly close of $47.41. Price action currently sits in the upper part of the weekly range, with volatility standing at 7.39%. The tone for the week reflects a strong recovery toward recent highs. In today's session, the stock advanced notably with a daily gain of 2.18%, signaling renewed bullish momentum.
Looking ahead, the expected range for HPE over the coming week is $47.50 to $51.00, calibrated to reflect current levels and recent volatility. This corridor places HPE firmly above its 52-week low ($18.20) and closer to the upper half of its 52-week high ($64.25). With all four of the key W1 indicators (RSI, ADX, MACD, and MA-50) in "Buy" or "Strong Buy" territory, the probability of an upward move is very high (more than 80%), while a downward move is less likely. The baseline scenario sees the stock consolidating between $47.50 and $51.00. A bullish scenario would follow a clear breakout above $51.00, targeting further gains. Conversely, a bearish break below $47.50 could draw the price toward the $46.00–$46.50 region, but such a move currently appears less probable given the prevailing momentum backdrop.
Previously it was reported that Hewlett Packard Enterprise maintained a strong bullish momentum, with analysts highlighting ongoing upward trends supported by technical indicators. As market dynamics evolve, investors should watch for any decisive shift in trading behavior, as a break from the current consolidation could set the tone for HPE's next significant move.