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ONDO Price Surges 12% as Bulls Confirm Breakout—Is $0.50Ondo Finance’s native token ONDO has extended its bullish momentum, surging nearly 12% over the past 24 hours to trade around $0.40. The rally follows renewed optimism about Ondo’s expansion in the tokenised real-world asset (RWA) space, as the protocol strengthened its tokenised securities infrastructure through the DTCC Tokenisation Service. The question now is whether this breakout has enough momentum to carry the token toward the $0.50 milestone in the coming weeks. ONDO price has broken out of the descending parallel channel, marking intraday highs at $0.4089. The breakout is supported by a significant increase in trading volume, of about 190%, suggesting genuine buying interest rather than just a low-volume move. Meanwhile, the Cumulative Volume Delta (CVD) has flipped back into positive territory after experiencing selling pressure. Now that the aggressive buyers are beginning to dominate order flow, can the price surge by another 25%? Ondo price Adding to the bullish outlook, Open Interest (OI) has rebounded sharply alongside price, climbing back toward recent highs. Rising OI during a price rally typically reflects fresh capital entering the market instead of positions merely being closed, strengthening the case for trend continuation if buying pressure persists. Despite this, ONDO still needs a decisive daily close above the channel’s upper resistance to confirm a complete trend reversal. Key Levels to Monitor Add Coinpedia as a trusted source in Google News Current Price: $0.40 Immediate Resistance: $0.41–$0.42 Next Resistance: $0.45 Psychological Target: $0.50 Immediate Support: $0.37–$0.38 Major Support: $0.33–$0.34 Bullish Invalidation Level: Below $0.33 ONDO price has received a meaningful boost from both a strong fundamental catalyst and an improving technical structure. However, the next few sessions will be crucial. A confirmed move above the $0.41-$0.42 resistance could open the path toward $0.45 and eventually the $0.50 milestone. At the same time, failure to sustain the breakout may result in another period of consolidation before the next directional move.
LSE:ONDOShort
by BTCbitONE
11
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LSE:EZJLong
by evolutionqc
CWR massive volume rejection at support could spark a reboundSimilar setup here with Ceres Power, and this one has historically been a trader’s dream if you were on the right side of the move. Again we now have a price that has fallen into a previous area of resistance. The price itself was very tight between the open and close, but that didn’t stop it pushing lower intraday, only to be rejected on massive volume. This looks like buyers absorbing all of the sell orders and holding the price firm. It may consolidate a little further yet, but could this trade its way back to the previous highs? Price target: 839p Potential reward: a whopping 124% from here
LSE:CWRLong
by Stockso_Simple
W7L Friday volume rise confirms heavy absorption at key supportThis is probably one of the most interesting looking setups from this week. I draw a lot of confidence when I see price banging up against previous support and resistance areas, and in this case Warpaint London has traded off this current price level around 7 times since November last year. To me, buyers are defending this price and keep absorbing stock every time it comes back to test it. Take a look at the price action on Friday, price pushing slightly lower yet volumes increasing. This looks like buyers absorbing more stock as it approaches the key price level around 180p. There is heavily weighted volume on the right hand side of the chart too, which adds further weight to the idea that this level is well supported. Price target: 237p Potential reward: 31%
LSE:W7LLong
by Stockso_Simple
National Grid Plc ($NG.) Daily: Coiling at Long-TermNational Grid Plc ( LSE:NG. ) Daily: Coiling at Long-Term 200-EMA Cushion — Mapping High-Asymmetry Breakout Potential ### 🇬🇧 National Grid plc ( LSE:NG. ) Daily Technical Outlook (Ref: NG._2026-07-20_09-31-07.png) We are releasing a structural technical study on National Grid plc ( LSE:NG. ) on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) tracking the Daily (1D) interval. The equity is entering a mature contraction phase, coiling aggressively into a tight zone between institutional dynamic averages and a major descending supply line. The price is experiencing a mild intraday pullback, trading down **-0.72% at 1,248.0**, hovering just below key dynamic pivots. --- ### 🔍 Technical Geometry & Support Architecture: Our quantitative framework highlights a highly defensive value zone defined by major technical confluences: 1. **The Institutional 200-EMA Floor:** The long-term bullish baseline is heavily guarded by the ascending **200-period EMA (purple line sitting at 1,214.0)**. Buyers have consistently stepped in to absorb supply as price approaches this structural boundary. 2. **Moving Average Squeeze:** Price action is currently compressed beneath the **72-period SMA ribbon cluster (tracked between 1,252.6 and 1,255.8)**. The flattening of these averages indicates a balance of power, paving the way for an explosive breakout move once resolved. 3. **Macro Demand Anchor:** Ultimate horizontal structural protection remains locked at the **1,181.5** red horizontal baseline, acting as the historical invalidation zone for the macro bull trend. --- ### 🎯 Systematic Long Setup & Targets: The market structure highlights an asymmetric risk-to-reward configuration as price attempts to build a structural higher low against the 200-EMA corridor: * **Tactical Entry Area:** Current accumulation shelf around **1,248.0 – 1,252.0**, awaiting momentum validation above the 72-SMA complex. * **Protective Stop Loss:** Placed strictly below the immediate invalidation node at **1,199.5**, tucked safely beneath the rising 200-EMA cushion. * **Primary Target Zone:** A verified breakout above the descending red trendline will trigger a massive range expansion leg toward the premium targets at **1,264.0** and the macro extension ceiling at **1,393.0**. ### 📊 Tactical Parameters Summary: * **Trend Bias:** Bullish Consolidation (Accumulation Phase) * **Immediate Resistance Pivot:** 1,255.8 (72-SMA Boundary) * **Risk Invalidation Level (Stop Loss):** 1,199.5 * **Primary Technical Target:** 1,393.0 --- 📊 **ChartPro Data** *UK Equity Architecture, Dynamic Support Sourcing & Systematic Risk Frameworks.* ⚠️ **Disclaimer:** For educational and informational purposes only. This active market study represents a personal trading framework and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
LSE:NG.Long
by ChartPro_Data
CER will twice-average buying volume spark a 29% turnaround?A classic stopping volume opportunity presenting itself here. The price for Cerillion is now approaching an old area of support it rebounded from around the end of March, and after a consistent series of falls we can observe the size of the candles reducing, with the price starting to track sideways for the last four sessions. Let’s also consider the amount of volume traded over this period. Three of the four sessions saw volume well above twice the average, so we can assume that if the price hasn’t fallen, the buyers are snapping up orders from the ask. Price target: 1365p Potential reward: 29%
LSE:CERLong
by Stockso_Simple
22
Ocado clarifies the set-upInitially I assumed this to be a 1-2 impulse wave set up. But as Wave 2 drops below the start of the 1st wave this is invalidated. This looks like A - B -C corrective pattern and what we witnessed is the overshooting B wave. We should see wave C to hit the top of Wave A again.
LSE:OCDOLong
by cryptotyro1
VCP massive volume spike backs a 26% refinancing surgeCurious about the large drive up in share price on Wednesday that triggered a 26% rise, mainly on the back of what looks like a refinancing update. The move was fully supported by the volume, suggesting the momentum could keep this one rallying upwards for a little while yet. Worth noting they also have an earnings release in around eight days too.
LSE:VCPLong
by Stockso_Simple
GAMA will key support absorption ignite a 14% target runThis is normally the type of chart I end up with conflicting information on, and if it’s too complicated I just ignore it. However, I am interested in how the price has responded to the gap up in April around 840p. As the price has touched on this level recently, it has triggered a spike in volume. Someone finds this price level significant, and I am curious whether this will retest the previous highs around 1020p. Price target: 1020p Potential reward: 14%
LSE:GAMALong
by Stockso_Simple
TRN (16/07/2026)Loooks bullish short term, potential 2x, but then down to 75p a share in early 2027 Not financial advice
LSE:TRN
by mypostsareNotFinancialAdvice
SVS volume-backed breakout shatters overhead resistanceAnother one of the estate agents painting a similar view to LSL. I like spotting trends, not just interpreting daily price and volume, but also on a macro level, and this is one of those examples where you see similar setups play out across different companies in the same sector. Quite often when one company is performing well, it can drag up its competitors’ share prices as well. In this example, yet again we have another concentrated amount of volume traded at the current price levels, and I noted on Tuesday the price had broken out of its overhead resistance on strong and supportive volumes. A breakout here could see it push toward the next level of resistance, which I view at 975p. Not hugely rewarding, but there is momentum here which could increase the probability of it continuing. Price target: 1024p Potential reward: 14.4%
LSE:SVSLong
by Stockso_Simple
LSL low-volume upside drift flag a near-term liquidity trap?I made a note at the end of last week that this was showing potential signs of accumulation. It climbed a little this week and then popped its head up a little higher on Friday. Whilst that move looks positive, I am cautious about the volume. On that particular day it was around half the average, not what you'd normally expect to see. Long term though, there is a significant concentration of volume between 205p and 225p. I won't be placing an order in just yet, but it's worth watching how this one develops.
LSE:LSLLong
by Stockso_Simple
ONDO: Will This Water-Leak Business 100x Your Investment?SYMBOL: LSE-ONDO | DIRECTION: LONG | TIMEFRAME: Weekly Published: July 2026 Right. A small cap InsurTech company trading at fifty four percent below its fifty-two-week high. The chart looks like someone dropped it down a flight of stairs. Volume is collapsing on the way down, the moving averages are flat, and the momentum oscillators are basically asleep. That is extraordinary. In a bad way. Obviously. And yet. The fundamentals tell a completely different story. Ondo is not a speculative consumer gadget company. It is a B2B2C infrastructure play solving the single most expensive, most frequent, most preventable claim in home insurance. Water damage. Thirty percent of all claims. Seventeen billion dollars annually across the US and UK alone. Their LeakBot device reduces those claims by seventy percent. For insurers, deploying a fifty to one hundred dollar sensor to prevent a ten thousand dollar claim is not a decision, it is an obligation. The company has already moved past pilot phase. Nationwide has rolled out to twenty six US states. Indiana Farm Bureau is live. Westfield is live. The infrastructure is moving from "proof of concept" to "global scale-up" right now. That is the inflection point the chart is about to recognise. Bear with me. On the above 3 day (Weekly below) chart Ondo USD has formed a hammer pattern on the most recent close, with volume contracting sharply into a four-month low and three separate RSI oversold signals visible in the oscillator panel below. Four reasons now exist to expect a sustained recovery from these levels. They include: 1.Seller exhaustion and volume collapse The downtrend has compressed volume to its lowest point in four months. Down moves are happening on declining volume, which is the technical signature of a market running out of sellers. The hammer candlestick on the current weekly bar, combined with the bullish divergence oscillator on oversold signals suggests capitulation is near or already complete. When the weakest hands exit, the next move tends to surprise them. 2. B2B2C Recurring revenue model creates predictable margin expansion Unlike consumer hardware companies, Ondo does not depend on retail unit sales. Insurance carriers buy devices in bulk and distribute them free to policyholders. Every device becomes a multi-year software in service revenue stream. Once deployed, that recurring subscription revenue falls nearly straight to the bottom line. As US rollouts accelerate across twenty six states and other carriers follow, gross margins will expand dramatically, and the chart will eventually reflect that operational leverage. 3. Climate tailwind and Insurer desperation Home insurance premiums are skyrocketing globally as climate-related disasters spike. Insurers are under extreme pressure to lower loss ratios. Water damage prevention is the lowest hanging fruit available to them. Ondo's LeakBot directly addresses this pain. The regulatory and environmental tailwind is real and durable. No competitor has a patented, self-install thermistor-based device at scale in the market today. 4. One caveat worth acknowledging: Early-Stage execution risk and US market adoption uncertainty Ondo remains a small cap. Really small.. but that’s why it’s exciting. Rollouts across new US states are not guaranteed to accelerate at the pace management projects. If major carriers pause expansion, defer purchasing decisions, or encounter unforeseen technical or regulatory obstacles, the recurring revenue thesis will stall. The chart has already punished the stock heavily, but a breakdown below current support at 4.5 GBP would signal that the fundamental narrative is failing to convert into actual revenue traction. Watch quarterly results closely for deployment numbers and SaaS subscriber growth. The chart is currently betting those numbers arrive. If they do not, the recovery will fail. Targets Well leave that for elsewhere. The crowd The consensus on small cap InsurTechs is split between two camps, both wrong. One camp sees a hardware company that will struggle with retail friction and margin compression. The other sees unproven software and gets spooked by early losses. Neither understands that Ondo is not selling to consumers. It is selling to multinational insurers who have already done the ROI math and are now deploying at scale. The carriers are not moving because they like the environmental story. They are moving because every fifty dollar device prevents a ten thousand dollar loss. That economics does not change. The chart has been punished because the market hates small cap and hates anything that looks like it got ahead of itself in 2024. But as US quarterly results begin to show actual SaaS subscriber growth and deployment acceleration, institutional capital tasked with ESG mandates will have to rotate into this name. The asymmetric payoff is clear. The only question is whether management can execute. Why would you short a company solving the most expensive claim in an industry that cannot afford not to prevent it? Good luck. Ww Type: LONG | Timeframe: Weekly Weekly chart ================================================== Disclaimer This idea is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not financial advice. Small cap assets involve extreme volatility and risk of total loss. Always do your own research and consult a qualified financial adviser before making any investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
LSE:ONDOLong
by without_worries
Updated
1515
Aston Martin Lagonda ($AML) Daily: Key Support at 35.40Aston Martin Lagonda ( LSE:AML ) Daily: Key Support at 35.40 Holds the Key – Mapping a 21.56 Breakdown vs. 50.45 Rebound ### 🇬🇧 Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings Plc ( LSE:AML ) Daily Technical Outlook (Ref: AML_2026-07-15_08-51-00.png) We are releasing a high-priority structural framework for Aston Martin Lagonda ( LSE:AML ) on the Daily (1D) interval. The equity is currently trading at a critical macro inflection point, compressing aggressively into a tight corner between a multi-month Descending Trendline (red LTB) and a historical horizontal demand shelf. The stock is experiencing a minor relief bounce today, trading up **+3.08% at 37.46**, but the broader structural framework remains highly defensive. --- ### 🔍 The Dual-Tactical Roadmap: Boundary Breakdown vs. Range Rebound Our systematic model isolates two distinct structural pathways based on how price action interacts with the immediate demand floor: #### 🐻 Bearish Breakdown Path: Target 21.56 * **The Setup:** The primary defensive anchor is located at the **35.40 support baseline** (marked by our horizontal red support line at 35.72). * **The Target:** A decisive daily candle close below this key support level will confirm structural breakdown. This trigger will unlock a major downside expansion leg, projected via the 1.0 Fibonacci extension node targeting the **21.56 – 21.60** discount zone. #### 🐂 Bullish Rebound Path: Target 50.45 * **The Setup:** If buyers successfully absorb supply and defend the **35.40** floor, we anticipate a localized counter-trend accumulation phase. * **The Target:** A validated bounce off this floor will trigger a mean-reversion rally, targeting the premium resistance ceiling locked at the **50.45** horizontal red line. * *Note:* This upside target heavily confluences with the descending red LTB and sits just below the declining institutional **200-period EMA (purple line at 53.19)**, which will act as a major distribution wall. --- ### 📊 Tactical Framework Summary: * **Immediate Bias:** Neutral-Bearish (Awaiting Boundary Resolution) * **Key Support Pivot:** 35.40 (35.72 Horizon) * **Breakdown Target (Fibonacci 100%):** 21.56 * **Rebound Resistance Target:** 50.45 * **Dynamic Resistance Ribbon:** 72-period SMA (orange line at 42.15) --- 📊 **ChartPro Data** *Equity Architecture, Boundary Squeezes & Systematic Range Expansion Models.* ⚠️ **Disclaimer:** For educational and informational purposes only. This technical study represents a personal trading model and does not constitute financial or investment advice.
LSE:AML
by ChartPro_Data
GLE will a 9.8% surge in home completions ignite a 74% recovery?A possible medium term reversal could be taking place here with MJ Gleeson. As with most of the stocks I have been discussing in this article, there is some consistent sideways price action taking place, which is a sign the selling has been plugged. What we need to see now is either a catalyst in the news to upset the balance between buyers and sellers, or without any news, a lack of sellers can also allow the price to drift back up again. These are some of the dynamics that play out again and again, which we can identify just by taking a pragmatic view on the volume traded and the effect it’s having on the price. Again, volume is heavily weighted to the current price levels of 220p to 260p. The deep rejection in price alongside the huge spike in volume on Friday looks positive to me. Price target: 433p Potential reward: 74%
LSE:GLELong
by Stockso_Simple
TTG price coils tight as strong hands mop up free floatLots to like with this one in my opinion. Impax has also been trading sideways since its gap down on very high volume in April. The 21% surge in share price on Friday was also supported by increasing volume leading up to it, and putting that into further perspective, this volume also forms part of a further concentration at this price level. The top of the gap around 125p will need further volume pressure to overcome it for a really fruitful reward. Price target: 165p Potential reward: 43%
LSE:IPXLong
by Stockso_Simple
HBR - on LSE UK - Energy LongA previous old trade has returned back to entry Price back at at historic support Weekly hidden bullish divergence on MACD and RSI forming, albeit a little premature. More pronounced/mature on 3day. 7% dividend. Same old four targets apply. Exit 25% on each.
LSE:HBRLong
by StockHog100
Updated
HAS heavy volume breakout confirms strong absorptionAnother consistent theme here with Hays. Price action has been trading sideways for at least four months. The confidence I can take from this is simply that the price hasn’t fallen further. Sounds stupid, but if you think about the volume transacted over that time frame, then clearly we have only just balanced out buyers and sellers. A quick look at the volume profile on the right again highlights volume concentrated at the current price level. To me this has been clear accumulation for some time, someone somewhere has been building large positions, and now we have a clear breakout, closing at the high of the day, with volume strong enough to support the move as genuine. For reference, this volume is relative to the excellent trading update it put out. Overall, looks positive on the surface here.
LSE:HASLong
by Stockso_Simple
FGP Firstgroup plc - UK LSE LongReclaim and testing of 1998 IPO Level (180p) after breaking out. Multiyear long accumulation base and trend reversal. Triple hidden monthly bullish divergence on MACD Price is above monthly and weekly 200week sma. 4% dividend 2 take profits This will be a slow trade as it is a monthly chart.
LSE:FGPLong
by StockHog100
Updated
RWA three-month sideways range tightly coils at the volume floorStarting with the recruiters, Robert Walters is one I successfully shorted a while back, in hindsight I should have held the position open longer, but that’s trading for you, don’t aim for perfect, you don’t need to. A couple of really interesting points worth noting here. First, the price action has clearly been trading sideways for the best part of three months now, and it’s only in the last couple of weeks that things have really tightened up. There was a big transaction on Friday too, and comparing the volume profiles on the right-hand side of the chart, there’s a significant weighting of volume sitting at the current price level. Looks interesting. Price target: 105p Potential return: 24%
LSE:RWALong
by Stockso_Simple
NIOX double bottom pattern firms up as stopping volume around 56A double bottom style setup that grabbed my attention this week. The bullish move I annotated came with higher relative volume behind it, and now the price is back near the supported low around 56p. The most recent session gapped up on the open, rejected to the downside and closed with over double the average volume. Classic stopping volume behaviour at a known support level. The volume profile on the right tells an interesting story too. There is a distinct concentration of volume traded between 54p and 61p. I think this is the footprint of a larger institutional buyer building a position over time. These players simply cannot fill an order at a single price point as there is rarely enough stock available at one level, so you see the accumulation spread across a range instead. Price target: 70p Potential reward: 19%
LSE:NIOXLong
by Stockso_Simple
TTG the path of least resistance points to 131p on thin supplyA chart that has been all over the place over the past year but is starting to settle into something more readable. A long drawn out price compression pattern has been forming from left to right, with the range narrowing steadily. My previous annotation flagged a small pickup in volume, and now we have two consecutive days of really strong volume with the price creeping upwards. The effort is increasing and the result is following. What adds further conviction is the distinct lack of volume overhead at the current level. A thin volume void above the price means very little resistance standing in the way if the buyers push through. Poised to break upwards? Price target: 131p Potential reward: 12.3%
LSE:TTGLong
by Stockso_Simple
MSI did you spot the high institutional footprint on the tape?An old favourite of mine and I hold this as a long term position, though there could be a short term rebound opportunity here too. Tuesday stood out with a very strong bullish move, a deep rejection wick to the downside accompanied by one of the largest volume spikes on this chart in some time. Extreme effort, price held firm. That is the kind of footprint that is hard to walk past. The timing is interesting too. Recent commentary around the global review and shake up of defence budgets has been hard to ignore, and a business like MS International sits right in that space. The key question is how much of that macro tailwind actually translates into meaningful contract wins and sales numbers. That is the bit worth watching closely. Price target: 1780p Potential reward: 19%
LSE:MSILong
by Stockso_Simple
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