Energy Transfer (ET) has shown a mixed technical outlook. The stock is currently trading below its 50-day and 200-day moving averages, indicating a bearish trend. However, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 27.23 suggests the stock is oversold, which could indicate a potential rebound.
Recent news indicates bearish options activity with a high volume of puts traded, suggesting negative sentiment. However, President Trump's announcement to expand domestic energy production, including natural gas, could positively impact Energy Transfer.
The stock is approaching a key support level at $17.09 (Fibonacci S1). If this level holds, we could see a bounce toward the resistance at $19.32 (Fibonacci R1).
Based on the oversold RSI and potential support, ET could rebound to $18.50 next week.
Buy at the current price of $17.46, targeting $18.50 with a stop-loss at $17.00.
The price of ET is predicted to go up 6.51%, based on the high correlation periods with ALRM. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 96.6%.
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Energy Transfer's consolidation in October 2018 reduced the company's cost of capital and helped fund its growth projects over the last few years.
Energy Transfer is diversified across markets, commodities, and geographies giving the company access to many large customers.
Energy Transfer is well positioned to benefit from our outlook for growing natural gas liquids exports.
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