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Philip Morris said that 42% of its total global net revenues in the first half of 2026 came from its smoke-free business.
The company said this number is the result of years of investment, scientific research, and a commitment to building a business beyond cigarettes. Philip Morris posted a link to its latest earnings.
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Philip Morris ($) is trading at $194.65, well above the MA-20 ($183.20), MA-50 ($182.34), and MA-200 ($168.45), which points to bullish momentum across short, medium, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun level on D1 stands at $183.60, which is now immediate support, while near-term support is clustered around MA-50 ($182.34) and Kijun ($183.60), and key support sits at MA-100 ($174.39); meanwhile, resistance is indicated at the recent weekly high ($194.90) as near-term, with MA-5 ($188.89) acting as minor support below.
Momentum remains strong on D1 with MACD signaling Buy and ADX showing Neutral, suggesting a healthy, but not overextended, trend strength. RSI and CCI both flag moderate bullish conditions, but Stoch RSI and BBP on D1 highlight overbought territory and buyer dominance, pointing to possible exhaustion and a divergence with RSI/CCI. Awesome Oscillator is aligned with the bullish move, enhancing the current positive tone. In today's session, the stock advanced sharply by 3.52%, underscoring strong buyer interest. Over the past week, PM is trading at $194.65, up from $192.98 a week ago, a 0.87% gain, currently at the very top of its weekly range. Weekly volatility stands at 7.29%, indicating elevated swings, with price action threatening resistance and showing a recovery from the weekly low.
Looking ahead, the expected price range for the coming week is $189.00 to $199.00, keeping movement tightly anchored just below the 52-week peak of $194.90 and far above the yearly low of $142.11. The probability of a further price increase is very high (more than 80%), as all weekly trend indicators—MA-50, RSI, and MACD—signal Buy, while the likelihood of a decline is much lower. The baseline scenario calls for sideways movement near resistance between $189.00 and $199.00. If bulls gain traction and break above $199.00, a test of new all-time highs is possible. Conversely, a failure to sustain these levels could trigger a pullback toward the $188–$183 support zone.
In a recent review, Philip Morris was seen consolidating amid mixed technical signals and ongoing efforts to influence EU regulatory outcomes. Building on that backdrop, traders should closely monitor for any shift in momentum that could define the prevailing scenario for the stock’s next move.