Piper Sandler analysts have upgraded Sunrun Inc.'s stock rating from "Neutral" to "Overweight". Experts view the recent statement by the US Federal Reserve about pausing interest rate hikes as an "unequivocally positive" catalyst for the solar energy sector in the coming year. This industry has developed thanks to "cheap" credit resources, so a reduction in rates will help lower Sunrun Inc.'s debt burden and positively impact the company's financial position.
Therefore, today, we turn our attention to the stock chart of Sunrun Inc. (RUN).
On the D1 timeframe, a support level was formed at 17.24, and the resistance at 18.98 was breached yesterday. A trend reversal from a downward to an upward trend is apparent. The breach of resistance increased the potential for further long-term growth in these stocks.
On the H1 timeframe, considering buying from current positions with a short-term target of 23.78 could be of interest. In the medium term, a long position can be maintained up to 32.52. An important signal for continuing the upward trend will be the consolidation of quotes above 18.98.
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