Everything behind the call on Exelon Corporation. 6 sections, ordered the way risk stacks up: survival first, quality and price in the middle, context last. The Beacon gives you the read. This is where you check the work.
The five reads
Why the reads disagreeread this before the sections
Risk and Event are pulling against each other and one side is clearly ahead. The net lands at -1 over 30d, a balanced reading on a dispersion of 0.00, which makes this a question of size rather than of direction.
Leans up · and why
sentiment vote up. 1 of 4 independent evidence families agree.
Leans down · and why
analyst moves, earnings vote down. 3 of 4 families lean the other way. The conflict that matters is Risk against Event.
What it changes
Size, not direction. dealers are short gamma, so swings get bigger both ways; separately, the tail model puts a very bad day at −3.1%; and the binding position cap is 4.5% — the tail cap is the one that binds.
Where else this company trades. A closed venue shows its last close, marked ⏱ — not a live price. Overseas lean is the average move across the 4 overseas venues listed above, excluding the home listing — a read on overnight sentiment rather than a signal.
The bottom linestart hereAs of 2026-09-18
Wall Street rating
Hold
+16% to the average target
19% buy · 71% hold · 10% sell median target $49
Chart pattern
Below both averages
The 50-day sits below the 200-day
50-day $44.70 · -5.9% 200-day $45.02 · -6.5%
Earnings
In 46 days
3 Nov 2026 · options imply ±7.3%
beat 7–8 of the last 8 cohort P(beat) 80% · n=35,425
Valuation
13.8× forward
14th of its own five-year range
5yr median 17× FCF yield -5.25%
Dividend
3.99%
Forward annual yield at today's price
Risk flags
1 critical
5 checks run, 0 clear
beta -0.24 · vol 15% ann. worst drawdown -14%
New to this? Every metric carries a plain-English read beside it, and an ⓘ next to a label opens the definition. Anything unfamiliar is also defined at the foot of the page under Glossary.
In one paragraphwhat the company actually does140 chars
Exelon Corporation, a utility services holding company, engages in the energy distribution and transmission businesses in the United States.
Altman-Z of 0.8 against a 3.0 safe threshold, interest covered 3.2×, and 0 of 5 forensic checks clear.
↳ Plain EnglishBefore anything else: can this company pay its bills? These blocks check the balance sheet, whether your slice of ownership is being diluted, and whether the accounting looks honest.
Bankruptcy risk (Altman-Z)
0.76DISTRESS ZONE
Distress<1.8
Grey1.8–3.0
Safe>3.0
Profitability, leverage and liquidity combined into one number. Above 3.0 is the safe band.
Balance sheetJun 22, 2026
Distance to default (Merton)COMFORTABLE
7.4σ
How many standard deviations of asset value sit between the company and its debt. Above 4σ is comfortable.
Structural snapshot · Sep 18, 2026
1-year default probabilityEDF-CALIBRATED
0.100%
Calibrated against how often companies at this distance actually defaulted, rather than assuming a normal distribution.
Method · empirical EDF bucket · pooled cohort · bucket evidence not reproducible from the current calibration artifact — the number serves, the proof abstains
Piotroski F-scoreWATCH
F 6/9
Piotroski F-score 6 of 9. Nine pass/fail tests covering profitability, leverage and operating efficiency; seven or more is strong.
Solvency and liquidity ratios
Current ratioshort-term assets against short-term bills0.92×healthy >2
Debt / equityborrowings against shareholder capital1.74
Interest coverageoperating profit against the interest bill3.2×healthy >5
Leverage · long-term debt / equitythe borrowings that outlive a bad quarter0.42
Net debtborrowings in excess of cash on hand$49.45B
Your ownership stake
Share-count growth vs peersHIGH DILUTION
57th pctile
Where this name's share-count growth ranks among peers. Lower is less dilutive.
Net buyback yieldISSUING
-1.57%
Buybacks less new issuance, as a share of market value.
Buyback yieldGROSS
0.00%
Repurchases as a share of market value, before new issuance is netted off.
Diluted vs basic share gapTHIN OVERHANG
0.10%
Options and awards already granted, expressed as the gap between the diluted and basic counts.
Accounting forensicsSEC filings
Red-flag x-rayGRADE F
38 / 100
1 critical · 3 watch · 0 clear of 4 scored tests
0 of 5 checks clear
Red-flag x-ray · every check, passes included
CheckStatusValueWhat it looks for
Bankruptcy distressCRITICALZ 0.74Altman-Z in the distress zone · fundamentals
Earnings manipulationNAn/aBeneish-M not applicable to this sector · fundamentals
Profitability qualityWATCHF 6/9Piotroski F-score 6 of 9 · fundamentals
Filing forensicsWATCH1 flag1 filing red flag on the latest 10-K · forensic
5 checks, 3 watch and 1 critical. The passes are shown because a score built from five checks means something different from one built from three.
02Refreshed · Sep 18, 2026POOR · 40/100
Business quality
11% net margin, 10% return on equity, +5% revenue growth, and capital earning 6% against a 4% cost.
↳ Plain EnglishMargins tell you how much of each sales dollar the company keeps. Return on capital tells you whether reinvesting that money creates value. Both are read against what the filings support, not against a target.
Quality score
40 / 100POOR
Profitability · net margin 11%
Growth · revenue +5% YoY
Balance strength · debt/equity 1.74
Profitability, growth and balance strength scored separately, then blended.
ProfitabilityRefreshed · Sep 18, 2026
Net marginOF EVERY SALES DOLLAR
11.4%
The share of revenue that survives every cost and becomes profit.
Gross marginPRICING POWER
42.9%
What is left of a sales dollar before overhead — the clearest read on pricing power.
Operating marginAFTER RUNNING COSTS
21.2%
What survives the cost of running the whole business.
Return on equityPER $1 OF EQUITY
9.6%
Annual return on each dollar of shareholder equity.
ROIC − WACC spreadCREATES VALUE
1.3pp
Earns 6% on invested capital that costs about 4%. A positive spread means every retained dollar compounds rather than leaks.
Incremental ROIC (3y)ON NEW CAPITAL
10.8%
The return on capital put to work over the last three years — a sharper read than the trailing average, because it prices the newest decisions.
Growth & relative strength
Trailing return by period
1 month
-5.9%
3 months
-6.9%
6 months
-11.2%
Year to date
-2.9%
1 year
-1.4%
Revenue growth (YoY)GROWING
+5.3%
Revenue against the same period a year ago.
EPS growth (YoY)MARGINS WIDENING
+10.6%
Earnings per share against a year ago. Running ahead of revenue means margins are widening.
12-1 momentumEX LAST MONTH
+8.9%
Return over the last year excluding the most recent month — the standard momentum factor, which drops the short-term reversal.
Relative-strength rankBOTTOM 40%
40 / 100
Where this name's 3-month return against the S&P 500 ranks across the market — a quarter's standing, not the year's.
cohort n=35,425 · this name's own n=8 · since 2000
Beat rate · this nameBEAT 7–8 OF THE LAST 8
7 of 8
Its own record against consensus. 8 prints is a small sample, which is why the cohort rate above carries the probability.
n=8 measured prints
Fell after a beatP(FELL | BEAT)
44%
A beat is not a plan: this share of them still closed lower on the day.
n=16 beats — a conditional rate over its own denominator, not a share of all prints
Rose after a missP(ROSE | MISS)
50%
The mirror of the line above, over its own denominator.
n=6 misses
Typical earnings moveMEDIAN ABSOLUTE
±1.5%
Unsigned magnitudes from its own prints. Direction is not part of this read.
n=23 prints · p90 ±3.6% · worst 7.0% (2026-02-12)
Reaction: beat vs missASYMMETRIC
+0.7% / -0.9%
The average day-one move after a beat and after a miss. A miss dropping the stock further than a beat lifts it is the asymmetry worth sizing for.
n=16 beats · n=6 misses — each average over its own denominator
Dividends & income
Dividend yieldforward annual
3.99%
The cash return the payment alone provides at today's price.
Cash coveragefree cash flow
<1x
Whether the payment is funded out of the cash the business generates.
Inventory ledger
Data unavailableNo inventory detail is tagged in this company's filings. The ledger needs the XBRL inventory components, which a business without physical goods does not report.
Segments & geography
Data unavailableRevenue by segment and region is not on file for this name, so product and geographic concentration are not shown.
head above two ≈-equal shoulders — bearish reversal
52w breakdown · leans bearish
HorizonHigherMedianObservations
10d36%0.0%136,161
21d37%0.0%63,764
63d42%0.0%19,694
at/near 52-week low
0314TH OF ITS 5-YEAR RANGE
Price & timing
Price $42.07, 13.8× forward earnings, RSI 33, and dealers short gamma.
↳ Plain EnglishA multiple is what the market charges for a dollar of this company's earnings, cash or revenue; the trend and the options tape say what the price is doing around it. Together they are the timing picture, not the quality one.
Trend
Below every average0 OF 3 AVERAGES
50-day $44.70 · 200-day $45.02. Price above both is the structural definition of an uptrend.
The setup right now
Price · 504 sessions2024-09-13 → 2026-09-17
price50-day200-daylevel
How to read this
Down 1.34% on the session.
Follow the solid line: each point is a session close. Compare it to the 50-day average — while price stays above it the short-term trend is up, and a drop below is the first structural warning.
The dashed levels are the strikes the options chain is most committed to. They are the same numbers the gamma block states; nothing here is drawn that no section derives.
Market cap$43.34B
Day range$42.01 – $42.54
Above 52-week low0%
Realized volatility15% ann.
Worst drawdown-14.5%
Momentum (RSI-14)COOL
33
030 oversold70 hot100
Where momentum sits on a 0–100 scale. Above 70 is overbought, below 30 oversold; the middle says the move has room either way.
Typical day (ATR-14)±1.7%
$0.72
The average true range — how far this stock moves on an ordinary day. It sets the scale a stop has to clear.
MACDBELOW SIGNAL
-0.07
The short-term trend against its own signal line. The sign is the read; the size is not a target.
Bollinger position0% OF RANGE
Lower band
Where price sits inside its own volatility band. The edges are where a move is stretched, not where it reverses.
20-day VWAPPRICE BELOW
$43.52
The volume-weighted average of the last month. Price above it means recent buyers are, on average, in profit.
Chandelier exitBROKEN
$43.83
A volatility-based trailing stop, set a few average ranges below the recent high.
3 Nov 2026 · in 46 daysNext earningsThe next scheduled catalyst. The forward guide usually moves the tape more than the printed number. Date as the vendor last stated it on 28 Aug; companies confirm about three weeks ahead, so it can still move.
2026-09-25 · in 7 daysConsumer SentimentA scheduled macro release. It moves this stock independently of anything the company does.
Setup & oddsNightly
Direction oddsnext 12m
54 / 46cohort n=21,623
A lean, not a forecast. These are the cohort's odds — comparable names over the window — not this stock's own history.
Pullback riskoverstretch read
Low0.78× segment rate · n=5,894
Historically, large names in this tape state saw a ≥10% pullback within 63 trading days in 52% of cases (n=5,894).
Overstretchvs the 20-day mean
-1.4σ
How many standard deviations price sits from its 20-day mean. Beyond 2σ is genuinely stretched; inside it is ordinary.
Bottom zoneif it breaks down
$41 – $423 supports
Where prior demand appeared: Pivot low at $42.46, S1 at $42.35, Low 52w at $41.07.
Slide scorefalling-knife check
13 / 100Neutral
A composite of consecutive down days, gap risk and volume expansion. Low means any decline is orderly.
Signal
The odds lean, the stretch qualifies it.
Historically, names tripping 0 validated red flags finished lower 12 months later in 46% of cases (n=21,623) — a survivor-biased floor, not a forecast.
Valuation
Earnings yield vs cashABOVE CASH
1.38pp
The earnings yield clears the risk-free rate, so the current return alone competes with cash.
Net cash per shareNET DEBT
$-48.28
Cash less every borrowing, per share. It is the part of the price that is not a claim on future profits.
Multiples
Forward P/Eearnings expected over the next 12 months13.8×5yr median 17×
Trailing P/Eearnings already reported15.5×14th of its 5yr range
PEG ratioP/E divided by growth; near 1 reads fair for the growth3.20
Price / salesprice against revenue, before any of it becomes profit1.8×5yr median 1.8×
Price / bookprice against the accounting value of the assets1.5×
EV / EBITDAthe multiple an acquirer would pay10.2×
FCF yieldfree cash flow per dollar of market value-5.25%
2 of the 7 priced multiples above sit in the richer half of its band. Each priced multiple is read against this stock's own history where a five-year range is on file, so the question is whether today is dear for this name rather than for the market. The multiples are computed separately from the quote above and are not re-priced as it moves, so they can lag it.
Price horizon & timingSep 17, 2026
Entryzone of 52-week low + pivot low + S1
$42.43In zone deep
Where the composer's entry sits, on its own stated basis.
TargetBb upper + sma 50 + vwap 50
$44.77$45–$45
A zone, not a price. It is where the composer expects supply, not a forecast.
StopTucked under the entry zone
$40.53risk $1.89/sh
The level that says the setup is wrong, on the basis named beside it.
Risk / rewardtarget vs stop
1.24:1
Reward against risk on the composer's own levels.
Measure from a price$
To the 50-day
+6.2%
short-term trend line · $44.70
To the 200-day
+7.0%
primary trend line · $45.02
To the put wall
-4.9%
heaviest put open interest · $40.00
To the call wall
+18.8%
heaviest call open interest · $50.00
To the composer's target
+6.4%
Bb upper + sma 50 + vwap 50 · set Sep 17, 2026 · $44.77
To the composer's stop
-3.7%
Tucked under the entry zone · set Sep 17, 2026 · $40.53
To the 52-week high
+20.4%
highest print of the past year · $50.65
To the 52-week low
-0.1%
lowest print of the past year · $42.01
Options-implied week ±7.3%
$38.99 – $45.15
what the chain prices for the week
A typical day (ATR)
$41.35 – $42.79
±$0.72 average true range
Type any price to re-measure every distance from it. Each row is a level this page already states somewhere else, so nothing here is a new number — and none of it is a recommendation to trade at that price.
Signal
The levels line up.
Entry $42.43 · stop $40.53 · target $44.77, a 1.24:1 ratio. The composer flagged: fair-value reference.
Gamma mapChain · Sep 18, 2026
Signal
Short gamma — moves get amplified.
Dealers hedge in the same direction as the move, so swings get bigger both ways rather than one. That argues for a smaller position size, not for a direction.
Dealer-hedging mechanics. Useful if you trade options; the takeaway above is what it means for the share price.
The strike where most open options expire worthless. Price often drifts toward it into expiry.
Front expiry 2026-09-18
Put / call ratio (OI)CALL-HEAVY
0.12
89% calls
11% puts
Open interest in puts against calls. Heavy call interest often caps how far price can run before expiry.
Put / call ratio (volume)TODAY'S FLOW
2.19
Today's traded flow rather than the standing position. It moves faster and means less.
Expected move (1-week)≈ $3.12
±7.3%
What the chain prices for the week. A range the market is charging for, not a forecast.
of the chain spot $42.64
Largest open interest · front expiry
StrikeTypeOpen interest
$50.00CALL6,621
$55.00CALL3,247
$47.00CALL3,119
$46.00CALL2,657
$45.00CALL1,336
$40.00PUT794
Large call interest above the price acts as a magnet and a ceiling; large put interest below is a floor of hedges. The biggest strike is the level the market is most committed to defending into the next expiry.
Open interest by strikeexpires 2026-09-18CallsPutsMax pain $45.00
3k
$55.00
17k
$50.00
2163
$49.00
0192
$48.00
213k
$47.00
653k
$46.00
351k
$45.00
331231
$44.00
9916
$43.00
1216
$42.00
3920
$41.00
212
$40.00
7940
$39.00
90
$38.00
720
$35.00
1350
$33.00
31
The shaded row is the strike nearest the price. Heavy call interest above acts as a ceiling; heavy put interest below is a floor of hedges.
↑ 52-week high$50.65+18.8%The highest print of the past year.Old highs draw profit-taking on the first attempt.
↑ Call wall$50.00+17.3%Heaviest call open interest on the front expiry.Acts as a ceiling into expiry; a close above usually needs a catalyst.
◇ Max pain$45.00+5.5%Where most open options expire worthless.Price often drifts toward it into the close of the expiry week.
↓ 50-day average$44.70+4.8%The line the short-term trend is measured against.A close beneath it is the first structural warning.
↓ Put wall$40.00-6.2%Heaviest put open interest — a floor of hedges.Dealer buying tends to build as price approaches.
0413F quarterly · Form 4 dailyNET SIGNAL -1
Ownership & flow
Institutions hold 95%, short interest is 3.11% of float, and 15 analysts average $49.
↳ Plain EnglishWho is buying and selling, and what they had to disclose. Institutions file 13F 45 days after quarter end, executives file Form 4 within two days, and Congress discloses under the STOCK Act with a 30–45 day legal lag. Every one of those is a look backwards.
Net signal
-1BALANCED · 30d
Analyst moves -1
Earnings -1
Sentiment +1
1 bull / 2 bear factors. The points sum to the net beside the label; nothing here is weighted after the fact.
The QTick signalNightly
Analyst moves90D · TIMING
-1
2 price-target cuts in 90d
Earnings4 QUARTERS · TIMING
-1
latest EPS missed by 4%
Sentiment1–30D · TIMING
+1
7d sentiment elevated (83/100)
Signal
1 bull / 2 bear factors
Independent factors scored and netted to -1 over 30d, a balanced reading. 3 of 9 factors carried a direction; the others scored zero and do not vote. The signal describes where the data leans, not what to do about it.
Cross-category readSep 18, 2026
Signal
3 of 4 families lean down.
Descriptive only — a decorrelated read of where the evidence agrees and conflicts, not a forecast and not advice. Patterns are condition lists, not outcome predictions, and are not yet validated to the proof bar. Dispersion of 0.00 means the disagreement is real but not a split decision.
A check on whether independent evidence families agree, rather than a second score.
Wall Street15 covering firms
Consensus rating15 ANALYSTS
Hold
19% buy · 71% hold · 10% sell, as a share of the 15 covering firms.
Median price target+16%
$49
$41now $42$58
A $41–$58 spread across the panel. A twelve-month view, and a wide spread means real disagreement rather than a consensus.
Forward EPS estimateCONSENSUS
$3.04
What the panel expects the company to earn per share.
next year · 19 analysts
Recent analyst moves · last 90 days
FirmTargetDirectionRank
Morgan Stanley$50↓50/100
Morgan Stanley$53↓50/100
Truist Securities$48↓49/100
Truist Securities$50↑49/100
Upgrades, downgrades and target changes from covering firms. A cluster of moves in one direction matters more than any single target; the rank is the firm's own credibility score, or a dash below the scoring floor.
Who owns it13F quarterly · Form 4 daily
Institutional ownershipINSTITUTIONALLY HELD
95.5%
The share held by 13F filers. It describes last quarter's positioning, not today's — filings land up to 45 days after quarter end.
Insider ownershipOFFICERS & DIRECTORS
0.1%
The share held by the people running the company.
Short interest (float)LIGHT
3.11%
Falling — shares short changed -5.2% over 30 days. There is no short base to squeeze here.
Dollar volume (ADV)95th PCTILE
$347.99M/day
At this depth, position size is not a constraint for a retail account.
Borrow feeData unavailableWe do not license securities-lending data, so the annualized cost of borrowing shares to short is not something we can show. Short interest and days-to-cover above are the closest read we can source.
Funds entering / exitingNET -88
+84 / −172
Institutions opening a first position against those closing out entirely, at the latest filings.
Insider filings · Form 4
InsiderTradeAmountPlanTraded
Rogers Matthew C · DirectorAward$36,270—30 Jun
Lillie Charisse R · DirectorAward$233—30 Jun
Cheshire Marjorie Rodgers · DirectorAward$20,606—30 Jun
BOWERS WILLIAM P · DirectorAward$43,124—30 Jun
Executives must file within two business days. Sales on pre-set 10b5-1 plans are scheduled months ahead and carry little signal; tax withholding, exercises and awards are compensation mechanics, not trades; the open-market lines are the ones to read.
The story · news & sentimentRolling window
Why it moved todayNEWS
-1.34%
EXC fell −1.34% since the last close, amid recent coverage: “Why Is Exelon (NASDAQ:EXC) in Focus Across Nasdaq Composite? - Kalkine Media” (Kalkine Media).
Matched · Sep 18, 2026 · source on file
News tone · 7-day—
76 / 100
Headline polarity over the window, scored from news articles. Above 60 leans positive, below 40 negative. Colour, not a signal.
Newswire · 49 stories
WhenHeadlineSourceTone
11h agoWhy Is Exelon (NASDAQ:EXC) in Focus Across Nasdaq Composite? - Kalkine MediaKalkine Medianot scored
11h agoThe Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights Exelon, PG&E and CenturiZacksnot scored
11h agoThe Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights Exelon, PG&E and Centuri - Yahoo FinanceYahoo Financenot scored
WedAlphabet, Exelon, and Patterson-UTI Just Paid Shareholders. Here’s What They Got. - Yahoo FinanceYahoo Financenot scored
WedExelon stock heads into the open after a 1.0% drop to a new 52-week low - ad-hoc-news.dead-hoc-news.denot scored
TueExelon Corp. stock underperforms Tuesday when compared to competitors - MarketWatchMarketWatchnot scored
TueExelon stock hits 52-week low at $42.56 - Investing.comInvesting.comnot scored
Coverage published around the move, newest first. Nothing here measures causation — only the why-it-moved card above is matched to the tape by timestamp.
CongressSTOCK Act · 30–45d lag
Signal
Evenly split.
3 of 6 disclosures are buys and 3 are sales. Lawmakers disclose on a 30–45 day legal lag, so this describes what was done weeks ago, not what is being done now.
Disclosed lawmaker trades, with their legal reporting lag.
0510 graded callsORDINARY VOLATILITY
Risk & track record
Beta -0.24, 15% annual volatility, a -14% worst drawdown, and 3 of 8 risk surfaces clear.
↳ Plain EnglishWhat owning it does to a portfolio, what the model votes against, and how often our own calls have been right. Every call is graded when it resolves, and the ones still open stay visible.
A very bad day (EVT)
−3.1%1-IN-200 DAY
Fitted to the tail of the return distribution rather than assuming a bell curve. Size the position so a day like this is survivable.
What it does to a portfolio5-year window
Beyond the tail (ES)1-IN-1,000 DAY
−4.8%
The average loss on a 1-in-1,000 day or worse — deeper in the tail than the 1-in-200 figure above and further than the measured history reaches, so it reads as the scale of a crash, not a forecast of one.
Tail understatementNEAR-NORMAL
1.2×
The tail runs close to what a normal curve would predict, so volatility is a reasonable proxy for risk here — which is not true of every name.
Max drawdownWORST FALL
-14.5%
The deepest peak-to-trough fall in the measured window. Only hold a position you can watch do this.
Beta (vs the market)LOW FIT
-0.24
The market explains about 2.4% of its daily moves, so this beta says little about how it tracks the index — most of its movement is its own.
3-year beta 0.01
Annualized volatilityORDINARY
15%
How far it swings over a year, from its own realized returns.
Tactical phaseNIGHTLY READ
Neutral
Selling pressure67
Buying pressure0
Overheat0
State: neutral — No dominant short-horizon pressure in the tape.
0-100 · high = active · lit = the engine's own phase, cohort-banded
What votes againstNightly
LowAnalyst moves2 price-target cuts in 90d90d · -1
LowEarningslatest EPS missed by 4%4 quarters · -1
Signal
2 of 9 factors vote against.
Ranked by the size of each factor's own point contribution to the net signal — these are the model's stated reasons, not a written bear case. Each one is scored from the source named beside it.
Failure modes · by company type
Data unavailableFailure modes are routed per company type, and only the bank-run and crypto-treasury rulebooks are validated so far. This name routes as growth, so there is no cohort-specific checklist to run. A generic list would read as analysis without being any.
The risk case · why not to buy8 surfaces · nightly
Suggested position capmax defensible size
4.5%tail cap binds
max defensible size 4.5% - tail binds
Avoid score6-month distress
0.6%0.1× its cohort · most-traded mega-caps
Observational 6-month large-drawdown risk ranking — not a forecast, not alpha. Historical distress rate for this most-traded mega-caps segment: 9.3%. This name reads 0.1× that base rate.
LowDistress screenThe distress model did not score this name in the latest run, so this surface is unmeasured rather than clear.Not scored
MedPosition size, not conviction, is the binding constrainthalf-Kelly 105.5% · tail cap 4.5% · category cap 90.1%. The tail cap binds, so 4.5% is the number (n=10,596). We show which one binds rather than the friendliest.Sizing
LowLottery-ticket behaviourIts best 21-day return sits at 1.3% against a 8.7% cohort 90th-percentile threshold — below the line where forward returns have historically turned negative.Behaviour
HighCash runwayAbout 3.8 quarters of cash at current burn ($1.8B cash against $1.9B a year of burn) - names in this bucket: 26.8% catastrophe rate within a year.Solvency
LowPost-earnings driftDrift odds at full strength (+2.24% / 63-day spread reference from measured post-earnings drift).Timing
LowDividend riskNot scored for this name.Not scored
LowRestatement historyFiling history is not deep enough to check for restatements.Not scored
LowCrowded shortNot in a warn state: the crowded-short model only publishes when short interest and thin liquidity coincide, and neither condition is met here.Not scored
Signal
3 of 8 surfaces clear.
8 surfaces checked, 3 clear. The binding constraint is position size — the tail cap is the one that binds. Each row states which surface it is and what it measured; a surface that could not be scored says so rather than counting as clear.
Who should skip it
Data unavailableNone of the skip conditions can be evaluated for this name yet — they each need a measured drawdown, beta, yield or scheduled report to key off.
Our track record10 resolved
Track recordBUILDING IN THE OPEN
31 logged
31 calls logged on this name, 10 resolved so far. Calls are logged the moment they are made, so the open ones are public before anyone knows how they turn out, and a hit-rate is not published until enough of them resolve.
10 resolved · 21 open
Calls on EXCTHIS NAME
31
This name's own call count. Too few have resolved to publish a rate over them, so none is shown rather than a rate over 10.
0610-K disclosed linksREGULATED ELECTRIC UTILITIES
The wider context
5 mapped peers, 3 connections.
↳ Plain EnglishCompanies do not trade alone. This is the peer set, the supply chain that has to deliver, and the macro variables that move the stock regardless of company news.
Rate sensitivity
-7.2% per +1ppMEASURED
Measured against the 10-year yield: a one-point move in the yield has come with about a 7.2% move here, independent of company news.
Versus peersLatest session
Peer set · 5 names
SymbolRelationshipPriceSession
NEEPeer$80.47-1.00%
SOPeer$85.52-1.43%
DUKPeer$117.53-0.85%
NGGTFPeer$15.41+0.72%
NGGPeer$76.80-1.03%
The mapped peer set and how each traded in the latest session. A peer moving with this name says the move is the sector's; one moving against it says the move is this company's.
Utilities pay steady dividends much like bonds, so when rates rise on hot inflation investors sell them.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day 0.0% · A week later -0.7% · Two weeks later -0.4% · Rose on 22 of 39 report days
Across the last 39 Core PCE (the Fed's gauge) reports since Jun 28, 2023, EXC moved 0.0% on average on the day and was 0.4% lower two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved +0.2% on those days.
FOMC decisionUsually hurts when the Fed sounds more hawkish than expected
Utilities trade like bonds and fall when the Fed signals higher rates.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day -0.1% · A week later -0.5% · Two weeks later -0.2% · Rose on 17 of 39 report days
Across the last 39 FOMC decision reports since Jul 1, 2023, EXC moved -0.1% on average on the day and was 0.2% lower two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved -0.1% on those days.
PCE inflation is due in 11 days.
PCE inflationUsually hurts when inflation runs hotter than expected
Utilities pay steady dividends much like bonds, so when rates rise on hot inflation investors sell them.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day 0.0% · A week later -0.7% · Two weeks later -0.4% · Rose on 22 of 39 report days
Across the last 39 PCE inflation reports since Jun 28, 2023, EXC moved 0.0% on average on the day and was 0.4% lower two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved +0.2% on those days.
Utilities pay steady dividends much like bonds, so when rates rise on hot inflation investors sell them.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day +0.3% · A week later +0.3% · Two weeks later +0.8% · Rose on 20 of 38 report days
Across the last 38 Core inflation (core CPI) reports since Jun 12, 2023, EXC moved +0.3% on average on the day and was 0.8% higher two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved +0.3% on those days.
Inflation (CPI)Usually hurts when inflation runs hotter than expected
Utilities pay steady dividends much like bonds, so when rates rise on hot inflation investors sell them.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day +0.3% · A week later +0.3% · Two weeks later +0.8% · Rose on 20 of 38 report days
Across the last 38 Inflation (CPI) reports since Jun 12, 2023, EXC moved +0.3% on average on the day and was 0.8% higher two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved +0.3% on those days.
Utilities trade like bonds and rise when rates fall.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day +0.1% · A week later +0.2% · Two weeks later +0.3% · Rose on 88 of 169 report days
Across the last 169 Initial jobless claims reports since Jun 8, 2023, EXC moved +0.1% on average on the day and was 0.3% higher two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved 0.0% on those days.
Industrial productionUsually hurts when factory output comes in stronger than expected
Utilities fall when a strong economy lifts rates.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day 0.0% · A week later 0.0% · Two weeks later +0.2% · Rose on 18 of 39 report days
Across the last 39 Industrial production reports since Jun 15, 2023, EXC moved 0.0% on average on the day and was 0.2% higher two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved +0.1% on those days.
Utilities pay steady dividends much like bonds, so when rates rise on hot inflation investors sell them.
Typical for the Utilities sector
On the day +0.3% · A week later +0.3% · Two weeks later +0.9% · Rose on 21 of 39 report days
Across the last 39 Producer prices (PPI) reports since Jun 12, 2023, EXC moved +0.3% on average on the day and was 0.9% higher two weeks later. The S&P 500 moved +0.3% on those days.
Customer momentum
Data unavailableThe supply-momentum read covered this name but produced no priced customers, so there is nothing to weight.