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BlackRock appeared on CNBC as Jaime Magyera discussed findings from the company's latest Read on Retirement report.
The discussion covered what the report reveals about the future of retirement. Details are being clarified.
BlackRock (BLK) is trading at $960.34, notably below its MA-20 at $1,012.69, MA-50 at $1,043.28, and MA-200 at $1,066.25, signaling persistent downward pressure on short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is $1,016.11, which stands as immediate resistance; near-term support is around MA-20 ($1,012.69) and MA-50 ($1,043.28), while the MA-200 ($1,066.25) acts as key resistance in this setup.
Momentum signals remain decisively weak as both MACD (-25.02) and ADX (13.44) on D1 point to a lack of bullish strength and a non-trending, seller-controlled environment. RSI is hovering at 30.78, with Stoch RSI and CCI both underscoring significant oversold conditions, while BBP at -32.07 further highlights sustained seller dominance intraday. Awesome Oscillator also confirms the bearish tone. Over the past week, BLK has slipped $4.37 (0.45%) from a previous weekly close of $964.71, now trading at the very bottom of its weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 7.21%, and the price action reflects a steady decline from recent highs. In today's session, BLK is up 1.07%, showing a modest intraday recovery but not yet reversing the weekly downtrend.
For the upcoming week, a realistic trading range is expected between $940 and $980, keeping the current price near the lower end of the annual channel bounded by a 52-week low at $917.39 and a high at $1,219.94. Based on W1 indicator signals—all tilted bearish with RSI, MACD, and MA-50 forecasting "Sell"—the probability of a further decline is very high (more than 80%), while an upward reversal is less likely. The baseline scenario envisions BLK remaining locked in a range around current levels, with any bullish move facing resistance above $1,016.11. A break above $980 could trigger short-term buying, but strong supply prevails at higher levels. Conversely, a decisive move below $940 would expose BLK to renewed selling, increasing the risk of testing its yearly lows.
Previously it was reported that BlackRock faced sustained downside risk as technical momentum remained decisively bearish. This article adds a new dimension by assessing whether recent support levels can offer stabilization, advising investors to closely watch for any credible reversal signals amid ongoing volatility.