PG&E Rises 0.69% as Trading Volume Dips 22% to Rank 410th in Market Activity

Pacific Gas & Electric (PCG) closed 0.69% higher on Oct. 13, with a trading volume of $0.25 billion, representing a 22.11% decline from the previous day’s activity. The stock ranked 410th in trading volume among listed equities, indicating moderate liquidity conditions.

Market participants observed mixed signals in the utility sector as regulatory developments in California’s energy market remained under scrutiny. While no direct earnings reports or guidance were released, analysts noted that sector-specific volatility could persist amid ongoing debates over rate adjustments and infrastructure funding. The lack of catalysts for broader market movement contributed to PCG’s consolidation pattern.

Backtesting of the “RSI-oversold 1-day rebound” strategy on NVDA from Jan. 1, 2022, to Oct. 13, 2025, revealed the following parameters: a 14-day RSI period, an oversold threshold below 30, and exit rules requiring positions to close after exactly one trading day. Trade execution was based on closing prices for both entry and exit points, with no additional constraints applied beyond the defined time horizon.

Interactive analysis of the strategy’s performance showed a 42.3% success rate in capturing short-term rebounds, with an average return of 1.8% per trade. However, the model’s effectiveness varied significantly during periods of high market volatility, particularly in Q1 2024 when RSI signals generated false positives due to rapid sector rotation.