$19.100
+0.223 (+1.17%)At close
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Should I Buy Sempra Stock?
Sempra (SREA) is a good buy right now, trading at $18.88, which is 18.58% below its 52-week high of $23.22. The company's recent earnings report showed a strong Q2 2026 with GAAP earnings of $796 million, or $1.21 per share, and a significant gross margin of 96.40% in Q2 2026. The RSI is at 60.60, indicating a bullish momentum. However, a risk to consider is the year-to-date change of -15.56%, reflecting some volatility in the stock's performance.
SREA stock price ended at $19.10 on Monday, after rising +1.17%
Sempra (SREA) last closed at $19.1000004, gaining +1.17%. These facts feed the 1-day and 1-week SREA price prediction above.
Forecast Drivers
Sempra (SREA) forecast drivers combine similar chart patterns, seasonality, and moving averages.
Seasonality
Bearish
SMA 20
Bullish
SMA 200
Bearish
Seasonality analysis for SREA
Historically the probability of a positive November return for SREA is 4.44%. January offers the highest probability of a positive month at 60.66%, while April is the weakest seasonal window. Alphio blends this calendar with technical signals and similar chart pattern matching before it writes the forecast.
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