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NMI Holdings is promoting an educational session through its National MI University platform focused on calculating variable income.
Underwriting trainer Marianne Collins will lead the session and cover types of variable income and common calculation methods. Registration details are available via the provided link.
NMI Holdings is trading at $40.81, well above the major SMA references: SMA-20 ($37.25), SMA-50 ($38.08), and SMA-200 ($38.29), confirming sustained bullish momentum for short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 is $38.00, which serves as immediate support, while near-term support is clustered at the SMA-50 ($38.08) and Kijun ($38.00), and key support is found at the SMA-200 ($38.29); meanwhile, near-term resistance is at the SMA-5 ($39.14) and key resistance sits at the 52-week high ($43.20).
Momentum indicators on D1 are skewed bullish with the MACD showing a "Buy" signal and the ADX remaining neutral, suggesting ongoing upward momentum but not strong trend conviction. Oscillators such as RSI (71.61), Stoch RSI (100), and CCI (200.67) all signal overbought conditions, indicating potential exhaustion of buyers, while BBP at 2.57 points to continued buyer dominance intraday. The AO supports the current uptrend with a "Buy" signal. Over the last week, NMI Holdings has risen $0.19 (0.46%) from the previous week's close of $40.62, with the price now at the very top of its weekly range and weekly volatility standing at 8.49%. This price action shows steady upward pressure with the stock consolidating near weekly highs.
Looking ahead, the anticipated trading range for the coming week is $39.90 to $41.20, consistent with both the current price position and typical weekly volatility, keeping the price near the upper half of its 52-week range of $34.84–$43.20. The probability of a further price increase in the short term is very low (less than 20%), while the probability of a decline is much more likely, as only the W1 MA-50 out of the key weekly signals supports a bullish view. The baseline scenario expects NMI Holdings to drift sideways within the established corridor; a bullish scenario would require a breakout above $41.20 resistance, while a bearish move would see the price breaking below the $39.90–$39.20 support region.
Earlier, analysts noted that NMI Holdings was locked in a sideways pattern, with bearish sentiment keeping upside scenarios limited. This article builds on that assessment by evaluating whether recent price stabilization may indicate an impending shift in momentum, with investors advised to watch for a confirmed breakout above resistance as a potential signal of reversal.