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BlackRock says inflation remains one of the most important forces shaping markets, even as its appearance changes over time.
On an episode of The Bid podcast, host Oscar Pulido meets with Helen Jewell and Tom Becker to talk about drivers of inflation across regions. Details are available on BlackRock’s social media.
BLK is trading well below its key moving averages, with the current price of $964.71 under the MA-20 ($1,021.61), MA-50 ($1,046.45), and MA-200 ($1,067.71), indicating persistent pressure from sellers across short, medium, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun at $1,025.85 sits above the market, acting as immediate resistance. Near-term support is found at the MA-20 ($1,021.61), while key support lies at the MA-50 ($1,046.45). On the resistance side, immediate resistance is set by the Ichimoku Kijun ($1,025.85), followed by key resistance at the MA-200 ($1,067.71).
Momentum indicators remain bearish as MACD signals a persistent downtrend on D1, with weak trend strength confirmed by a low ADX. Oversold conditions are evident across RSI, Stoch RSI, and CCI, pointing to stretched sentiment on D1. Negative BBP confirms seller dominance throughout this decline, while the AO also aligns with the prevailing bearish momentum. BLK has fallen $85.38 (8.13%) over the past week, dropping from a previous close of $1,050.09. It is now positioned at the very bottom of the weekly range, with weekly volatility standing at 10.10%. The tone remains heavily negative after a steady decline from the weekly high, and current price action is hugging key support levels with aggressive selling pressure.
For the upcoming week, BLK is likely to oscillate between $953 and $978, keeping within 1–2% of the current price to reflect recent volatility and to remain in line with the established annual range between the $917.39 52-week low and $1,219.94 high. The probability of a price increase is very low (less than 20%), as all major W1 signals (RSI, ADX, MACD, MA-50) remain in bearish alignment. Downward movement in the coming sessions is more likely. The baseline scenario anticipates sideways consolidation near support, while a bullish breakout above the $1,026–$1,067 resistance zone could trigger short-covering and quick rebounds. Conversely, a break below $953 would reinforce the bearish structure, with increased risks of retesting the 52-week low.
Previously it was reported that BlackRock faced persistent downside risk driven by weak technical momentum and sustained selling pressure. The current article expands on this by examining whether new support levels can stabilize the stock, advising investors to watch for any reversal signals as volatility remains heightened.