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Power Integrations has introduced the TinySwitch-5 switcher IC family for classic flyback power supply designs.
A reference design kit, RDK‑1090, demonstrates how a TinySwitch‑5 device can minimize the cost and design complexity of a 12W isolated flyback converter. The kit is available to order now.
POWI is trading at $83.76, positioned above the SMA-20 ($81.04), SMA-50 ($76.50), and SMA-200 ($51.25), confirming sustained bullish momentum across short-, medium-, and long-term horizons. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $80.28, which acts as immediate support; near-term support levels are at $81.04 (SMA-20) and $76.50 (SMA-50), while resistance is seen at $83.93 (today’s high) and $91.18 (52-week high), with $80.28 (Kijun) serving as key support.
Momentum signals on D1 remain positive, with MACD and ADX both indicating bullish conditions though ADX suggests only moderate trend strength. RSI is in neutral-to-bullish territory at 55.59, and Stoch RSI sits in a balanced area, reducing immediate overbought risks; CCI remains neutral. BBP on D1 is overbought at 2.43, underscoring firm buyer dominance intraday. POWI has risen $4.39 (5.53%) over the past week, currently trading up from the previous weekly close of $79.37, and is trading in the upper part of its weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 14.98%, and the price action reflects a recovery tone from earlier lows. In today’s session, the stock is up 6.08%, showing strong intraday momentum in line with the broader weekly recovery.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the coming week is $80.00 to $87.50, anchoring the forecast well within the current price and consistent with recent weekly volatility. Given all major trend and momentum indicators on W1—RSI (68.47), ADX (30.74), MACD (12.71), and MA-50-w1 ($51.02)—are on Buy, the probability of further price increases is very high (more than 80%), while the likelihood of declines is very low. The baseline scenario sees POWI consolidating between near-term support ($81.04) and resistance ($87.50). A bullish breakout above $87.50 could target the yearly high at $91.18. Alternatively, a move below $81.04 may bring a retracement towards long-term supports in the low $76–$77 region. This places the current outlook close to the upper half of the 52-week range, reflecting robust yearly performance.
Previously it was reported that Power Integrations maintained a broadly bullish outlook despite short-term volatility, supported by strong technical signals. This article builds on that perspective by highlighting the prevailing scenario and identifying a key technical level that investors should monitor for confirmation of the next directional move.