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Consolidated Edison reported that crews have restored power to more than 166,800 of the approximately 173,700 customers impacted by recent extreme weather.
The company described the events as including record-breaking heat and severe thunderstorms with destructive wind gusts. Consolidated Edison provided more information through a shared web link.
ED is trading well above its MA-20 ($108.49), MA-50 ($107.84), and MA-200 ($105.00), signaling clear bullish momentum across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $108.44, which is below the current price and provides immediate support. Near-term support is at MA-20 ($108.49), while key support sits at MA-50 ($107.84). Resistance is first marked by the 52-week high at $116.23, with closer resistance at recent session highs near $114.06.
Momentum signals remain strong, with the MACD on D1 in buy territory but the ADX at 16.48, signaling a trend that, while bullish, is not particularly strong. RSI (67.08) and CCI (151.56) are both approaching or exceeding overbought levels, while the Stoch RSI is fully overbought (100). BBP shows buyers firmly dominating. The Awesome Oscillator supports the upward move. In today’s session, ED is up 2.74%, reflecting a strong bullish impulse. Over the past week, ED has risen $1.93 (1.72%), moving from a prev_week_close of $112.06 to $113.99. The price now stands at the very top of the weekly range, with weekly volatility at 3.36%. The overall weekly tone is an assertive push upward with little retracement from the highs.
For the coming week, the expected price range is $111.50 to $115.80, placing the outlook just below the 52-week high and well above the yearly low. There is a very high probability (more than 80%) of a further price increase, with a decrease much less likely, based on the alignment of buy signals for MA-50-W1, RSI-W1, and MACD-W1. The baseline scenario calls for consolidation between $111.50 and $115.80. A breakout above $115.80 could trigger a bullish extension toward the 52-week high ($116.23) and possibly new highs. If support at $111.50 fails, a pullback toward the $110–$109 region cannot be ruled out, though current indications favor upside continuation.
Earlier, analysts noted that Consolidated Edison was exhibiting strong bullish momentum, with investors monitoring the potential for either consolidation or a breakout. This article adds a new dimension by considering emerging risks and evolving market catalysts, highlighting the importance of watching for any shift in trend that could impact the prevailing bullish scenario.