Investment analysts at JPMorgan have upgraded Riot Platforms Inc.'s stock rating from "Neutral" to "Overweight" and set a target price of 15.00 USD. This adjustment is based on the anticipated significant growth in Riot Platforms' hash rate, a key performance indicator in the cryptocurrency mining industry.
Riot currently operates with a hash rate of 12.4 EH/s at its 700 MW facility in Rockdale. The company aims to activate nearly 20 EH/s at a new 1 GW facility in Corsicana within 2024. This expansion is expected to enhance the efficiency and profitability of the company's mining operations.
Therefore, let's delve into the technical analysis of Riot Platforms Inc.'s stocks.
On the D1 timeframe, a support level was established at 10.60 USD, with resistance at 12.20 USD. There is a noticeable deceleration of the downward trend and the formation of a relatively narrow channel between the resistance and support levels, with a confident rebound from the mid-January 2024 support levels.
In the H1 timeframe, long positions may be interesting upon breaking through the 12.20 USD level, with a 13.71 USD short-term target. From a medium-term perspective, holding a long position of up to 15.02 USD could be considered.
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