Sector rotation out of energy into financial technology could provide additional upward momentum. Traders eye $45 as the next breakout level if the $41.50 support holds. "He told us do not become a developer. You can support development but don't get into it. He was involved with Petoskey housing awhile back and they thought they would be a developer and they realized that is not their role," said Beyer. Firms may have many reasons to increase their prices. Several relate to the macroeconomic situation or to sectoral factors. Beyond those common to all firms operating in a given sector and year, a firm may decide to increases its prices for a number of reasons that are idiosyncratic to the firm itself. More specifically, price increases are likely to be triggered by rises in the costs of a firm’s inputs, such as raw materials, as was the case in recent years due to supply bottlenecks following the Covid crisis and the invasion of Ukraine. Moreover, a firm is likely to raise its prices when demand for its products grows. Another less obvious but significant determinant of price increases are a firm’s financial constraints. OCF Finance’s debt-to-equity ratio improved from 0.68 to 0.62 this quarter, reducing leverage risk. The fintech sector continues to benefit from rising interest rate spreads, aiding net margin expansion. Technical indicators show the RSI at 64, hinting near overbought but within bullish territory.