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Verizon Communications Inc. is donating $25,000 to local relief and offering free connectivity services to customers affected by the Washington wildfires. Shares are edging higher on the day, trading at $46.76.
Verizon announced it is donating $25,000 to support local relief efforts during the ongoing Washington wildfires. The company is also waiving call, text, and data charges for its Spokane County customers through August 31. Charging stations, free bottled water, and Wi-Fi are being provided at two Spokane stores, according to Stock Titan.
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Verizon shares continue to trade within a bullish daily structure, supported by price action staying above the MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200. The immediate technical focus is on the weekly high at $47.81, which stands as the nearest resistance level. The session reflects a contained move within a narrow range, keeping the overall tone constructive on the daily timeframe.
Traders should watch for a close above $47.81 to confirm that buyers are willing to sustain the recent gains. The session began with a gap up from $46.45 to $46.83, with some retracement since that open. Even so, over the next five trading days, the probability of an upside move stands at 72% versus a 28% chance of downside, with an expected trading range of $45.55 to $47.96. A drop below $45.4 would indicate the move is being faded, while the longer-term weekly chart remains firmly constructive.
Earlier, analysts noted that Verizon faced elevated downside risk due to intensifying competition from SpaceX's expanding Starlink offering. The latest support initiatives during the Washington wildfires add a positive operational dimension, but for now, traders should monitor whether price action can maintain traction above $46.45 to keep the bullish structure intact.