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Exelon announced that the 2026 Exelon Foundation STEM Academies have officially started. The company made the announcement on social media.
Exelon stated that the program is beginning in Chicago. Additional programs will follow in its service areas of Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia.
EXC trades at $46.91, well above the 20-day ($45.64), 50-day ($45.80), and 200-day ($45.88) SMAs, confirming persistent bullish momentum in the short, intermediate, and long term. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $45.15, placing immediate support below current levels; near-term support is clustered at $45.80–$45.88 (SMA-50/200), with key support at the Ichimoku Kijun ($45.15), while near-term resistance is $46.78 (SMA-100) and key resistance sits at $47.15, the current intraday high.
On D1, momentum indicators are constructive: the MACD shows a buy signal and ADX remains neutral, indicating trend persistence but with low strength. The RSI reads 57, implying ongoing upward bias, yet both Stoch RSI and CCI flag overbought conditions, warning of short-term overheating. BBP confirms intraday buyer dominance with a high normalized value, and the AO also supports the bullish tone. EXC is trading at $46.91, up from the previous week’s close of $45.81, reflecting a 2.39% weekly gain; price is at the very top of the recent range and weekly volatility stands at 3.06%. The weekly move shows steady buying, consolidating near recent highs.
For the coming week, the projected range is $47.01–$48.43, situating EXC near the upper half of its annual band ($42.23–$50.65). The probability of further gains is high (more than 80%), as three out of four weekly momentum indicators, including RSI and moving averages, align bullishly; the chance of a reversal is very low. Baseline scenario: EXC consolidates between $47 and $48.50. Bullish scenario: a break above resistance at $47.15 opens room for $48.50 and higher. Bearish scenario: a pullback below $45.80–$45.88 (SMA-50/200 cluster) could target the lower support near $45.15.
Earlier, analysts noted that Exelon was likely to remain range-bound, with technical indicators pointing to consolidation rather than a decisive trend. As new developments unfold, traders should focus on potential breakout levels for early signals of the next significant move.