XLE chart analysis today

XLE broke out of a falling wedge 14 days ago on light volume after the weekly uptrend broke. Below $58.31 the break has failed.

State Street Energy Select · daily · last close $64.77 · read computed from candles through 2026-09-01. No AI, no signal, no target.

XLE · Dailydaily
$51.63$55.21$58.78$62.36$65.94avg106318190531590950VolumeResistance $64.83 · breaks resistanceSupport $63.46 · 2 touchesPOLEFALLING WEDGEBroke out $58.31Breaks below $58.31Weekly support $56.08

The two prices that decide it

Above
$64.83 · resistance
Below
$58.31 · the breakout
Formation state
Broke above $58.31 14 days ago on light volume. No retest yet.
Trend
a series of higher highs and higher lows over the window, 3 steps across 43 bars, still intact
Agreement
Structure 3 of 4 (high) · indicators 3 of 3 (high)

Levels and what happened there

  • Resistance $64.83
  • Support $63.46
  • Support $53.03
  • The last two times price reached $64.83 it never held.
  • The last two times price reached $63.46 it held once, bouncing 3.4%, and broke through once.
  • The last four times price reached $53.03 it held every time, bouncing 6.6% on average.
  • Bigger picture Weekly uptrend broken, daily rising. weekly — the uptrend broke, bull flag at $59.46. Warning: the weekly uptrend broke 12 weeks ago, so the bigger chart is no longer backing a rise.
  • 52 weeks At its 52-week high of $64.95, 53% above the 52-week low of $42.35.

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