Duke Energy (DUK) is currently trading near its Fibonacci pivot point of 118.75, with resistance levels at 120.97 and 122.34, and support levels at 116.53 and 115.15. The stock's Relative Strength Index (RSI) values (52.05 for RSI_6, 56.67 for RSI_12, and 57.06 for RSI_14) indicate that the stock is not overbought, suggesting potential for further upside. The MACD is positive at 1.64, and the Stochastic Oscillator shows %K at 74.65 and %D at 80.41, indicating a bullish trend.
Duke Energy has recently launched three new programs to support electric vehicle (EV) adoption, which could positively impact the stock. The company reported strong Q4 earnings, with revenues exceeding expectations and a reaffirmed 2025 outlook, indicating management confidence in future growth.
Based on the analysis, Duke Energy's stock is expected to reach $120.50 in the next trading week. The bullish technical indicators and positive news suggest a buy recommendation.
The price of DUK is predicted to go up -9.53%, based on the high correlation periods with PAGP. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 95.01%.
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Duke's regulated utilities provide a stable source of earnings. The company's large capital expenditure plan should drive rate base and earnings growth for the next several years. We think Duke can achieve the high end of management's 5%-7% earnings growth target.
The company operates in constructive regulatory jurisdictions, which supports capital investment growth.
Duke's management team has focused on core regulated operations and moaty growth investments.
Morgan Stanley
2025-03-20
Price Target
$123 → $128
Upside
+6.52%
Guggenheim
2025-03-05
Price Target
$132 → $135
Upside
+17.16%
Jefferies
2025-02-21
Price Target
$129 → $132
Upside
+14.24%