What was the performance of MGE Energy's stock on the day of the release and its volatility after the news? | MGEE (Aug 06, 2025) | Candlesense

What was the performance of MGE Energy's stock on the day of the release and its volatility after the news?

Answer

Based on the information you’ve supplied (the headline, short summary, ticker symbol MGEE, and the fact that the news was published on 2025‑08‑06 15:48 UTC), there is no data about the stock’s price movement on that day or any subsequent volatility. The excerpt you provided only tells us that MGE Energy released its second‑quarter 2025 earnings; it does not contain:

Item Present in the excerpt?
Opening price on 2025‑08‑06 ❌
Closing price on 2025‑08‑06 ❌
Intraday price change (e.g., % up or down) ❌
Trading volume on the day ❌
Volatility metrics after the release (e.g., intraday range, standard deviation, ATR) ❌
Any commentary on how the market reacted to the earnings ❌

What you can do next

To answer the question definitively you’ll need to consult a source that reports real‑time or end‑of‑day market data for MGEE on 2025‑08‑06 and the days that followed. Typical sources include:

Source What you’ll find
Financial news portals (e.g., Bloomberg, Reuters, Yahoo! Finance, MarketWatch) Opening/closing prices, % change, trading volume, and often a short “price reaction” note.
Stock exchange data (NASDAQ/NYSE) Official trade‑by‑trade data, which can be used to calculate volatility (e.g., high‑low range, standard deviation, Average True Range).
Brokerage platforms (e.g., TD Ameritrade, E*TRADE, Interactive Brokers) Real‑time charts and built‑in volatility indicators.
Historical price APIs (e.g., Alpha Vantage, IEX Cloud, Quandl) Downloadable CSV/JSON files for the exact dates, enabling custom calculations.

Quick steps to retrieve the data

  1. Locate the price on the release date

    • Search “MGEE stock price August 6 2025” on a finance site.
    • Note the open, high, low, close, and volume.
  2. Calculate the day‑of‑release performance

    • % change = ((Close – Open) / Open) × 100.
    • Compare the close to the previous day’s close to see the overnight move.
  3. Assess post‑release volatility

    • Intraday range = High – Low (as a % of the open).
    • Standard deviation of price over the next few trading days (or use the built‑in “30‑day historical volatility” metric).
    • Average True Range (ATR) for the same period gives a sense of price swings.
  4. Contextualize

    • If the earnings beat expectations, you’d typically see an upward move and possibly higher volatility as traders adjust positions.
    • Conversely, a miss could trigger a downward move and spike in volatility.

Bottom line

  • From the provided news snippet alone, we cannot determine how MGEE’s stock performed on the day of the earnings release nor how volatile it was afterward.
  • To answer the question accurately, you’ll need to retrieve the price and volume data for MGEE on 2025‑08‑06 and the subsequent trading days from a market data source, then compute the performance and volatility metrics as described above.