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ConocoPhillips has increased production in the Permian Basin from less than 90,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day in 2020 to almost 900,000 in 2025.
The company shared an update on its Lower 48 operations. More information is available through a link provided in the announcement.
COP is currently trading at $125.22, just below the MA-20 ($126.69), but well above the MA-50 ($116.33) and MA-200 ($98.76), indicating slight short-term pressure but a confirmed bullish structure in the medium to long term. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $124.40, making it immediate support; near-term support is defined by the Kijun and MA-50, while near-term resistance is at MA-20, with key resistance at the MA-100 ($104.76) and MA-200 ($98.76).
Momentum indicators on D1 show a mixed but still fairly positive tone: MACD signals a strong buy, and ADX also points to a buy, confirming an established upward trend. However, overbought risks are flagged as RSI is elevated at 68.14, Stoch RSI remains neutral, and CCI signals ongoing buyer strength, though BBP on D1 reads overbought, suggesting buyers still dominate short-term action. Awesome Oscillator remains neutral, not reinforcing the positive momentum. In today's session, COP dropped 4.97% amid notable volatility, approaching the bottom of its weekly range. Over the past week, COP has fallen $5.30 (4.06%) from a weekly close of $130.52, with weekly volatility amplitude at 3.44%. Price action reflects a steady decline from recent highs with pressure building at weekly support levels.
For the coming week, the expected price range is $123.70 to $125.03, aligning closely with both the current price and established volatility norms and sitting near the top end of the 52-week range ($80.80 – $135.87). Short-term indicator alignment on W1—including MA-50, RSI, ADX, and MACD—suggests a very high probability (more than 80%) of a rebound or stabilization, while the likelihood of further downside is very low. The baseline scenario favors sideways consolidation within this narrow band. If bullish momentum resumes and price reclaims the MA-20, a move above $126.70 could open the way toward retesting the 52-week high. A bearish break below $124.40 support could bring further pressure toward MA-50 levels, but current trend signals and structural support make such a move less likely.
Earlier, analysts noted that ConocoPhillips displayed generally bullish technical trends, even as short-term momentum signals appeared mixed amid recent volatility. Looking ahead, investors should monitor for a clear breakout in momentum to confirm the next meaningful direction for COP shares.