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Prologis ended last quarter with only four available spaces over 500,000 square feet in its portfolio of 1.3 billion square feet.
Dan Letter shared this update with Jim Cramer. The company said its large-format spaces are effectively sold out.
PLD is trading at $142.50, sitting below the MA-20 ($143.46), above the MA-50 ($140.35), and well above the MA-200 ($129.51). This mix signals near-term resistance and consolidation, but the medium- and long-term trends remain firmly bullish. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 is at $142.57, slightly above the current price, and therefore acts as immediate resistance. Near-term support is clustered at the MA-50 ($140.35) and key support is at the MA-100 ($137.49). Near-term resistance is the Ichimoku Kijun ($142.57), with the MA-20 ($143.46) providing key resistance just above.
Momentum readings remain mixed on D1, with a strong buy from MACD but only a neutral reading from ADX, indicating the trend is present but not forceful. RSI on D1 suggests mild buyer control without being overbought, while Stoch RSI is neutral and CCI hovers around the midline. BBP on D1 flags an overbought condition, showing buyers have had the upper hand recently, but short-term oscillators show divergences. In today’s session, PLD is declining 1.41%, with sellers pressing after a weak open. Since the start of this week, PLD has fallen $2.04 (1.44%) from the previous weekly close of $144.54. The current price sits in the upper part of the weekly range, with volatility at 6.19%. The tone this week is a steady retreat from the highs despite mostly positive medium-term momentum signals.
Looking ahead, the expected range for the coming week is $139.50 to $145.50, reflecting the current price dynamics and recent weekly volatility. Anchoring this band, the range is well above the 52-week low of $103.41 but remains just below the recent yearly high at $147.93. Based on W1 momentum indicators—RSI, ADX, and MACD—all showing bullish signals alongside MA-50 (W1), there is a very high probability (more than 80%) of further price gains, making the likelihood of a sustained downturn considerably lower. In the baseline scenario, PLD consolidates between $139.50 and $145.50. The bullish case sees a breakout above $145.50 toward the yearly high, while bearish continuation would require a break below $139.50, opening the way for a pullback to the $137 zone.
Earlier, analysts noted that Prologis was exhibiting sideways price action amid mixed momentum signals and evolving institutional flows. Building on that context, the current analysis highlights a shift in market dynamics, with traders advised to closely monitor emerging support and resistance levels for signs of the next significant directional move.