Alcoa’s stock shows a bearish tilt recently, with the 9-day EMA (25.41) dipping below the 21-day EMA (27.78)—a classic downtrend signal. 📉 RSI hovering around 40 suggests it’s neither oversold nor overbought, but leaning weak. Volume spikes on down days (like April 11) hint at selling pressure. News on tariffs and debt offerings adds uncertainty. For now, it’s a *hold*—wait for RSI to drop below 30 for a potential bounce or a break above the 9-day EMA to reconsider. 🧐 #AA

Alcoa Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, produces and sells bauxite, alumina, and aluminum products in the United States, Spain, Australia, Iceland, Norway, Brazil, Canada, and internationally. The company operates through three segments: Bauxite, Alumina, and Aluminum. It engages in bauxite mining operations; and processes bauxite into alumina and sells it to customers who process it into industrial chemical products, as well as aluminum smelting and casting businesses. The company offers primary aluminum in the form of alloy ingot or value-add ingot to customers that produce products for the transportation, building and construction, packaging, wire, and other industrial markets. In addition, it owns hydro power plants that generates and sells electricity in the wholesale market to traders, large industrial consumers, distribution companies, and other generation companies. The company was formerly known as Alcoa Upstream Corporation and changed its name to Alcoa Corporation in October 2016. The company was founded in 1888 and is headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Alcoa Corporation AA: 23.32 USD

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