Exelon Corporation, a utility services holding company, engages in the energy distribution and transmission businesses in the United States. The company is invo...
Exelon rallied steadily during the regular session, closing up approximately 3.0% at $47.65, supported by Q1 revenue growth of 7.86% YoY to $7.242 billion and net profit growth of 1.21% YoY to $919 million, though EPS fell 0.28% YoY to $0.8975, indicating margin pressure. The stock opened lower at $46.54 then climbed to the session high, reversing an earlier pre-market dip to $46.03. The price now exceeds both the 20-day MA ($46.164) and 60-day MA ($46.095), with YTD gains of 8.49%, while remaining 5.92% below the 52-week high of $50.65. A firm reiterated a $48 price target, citing balanced risk/reward from regulatory uncertainty; however, recent ComEd residential rate hikes tied to rising PJM supply costs may invite further regulatory scrutiny.
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