ONON Should I Buy
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ONON is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor because the technical trend is still bearish (price below key moving averages, negative MACD), and the short-horizon pattern stats point to further mild downside over the next day/week. Fundamentally and on Wall Street sentiment, the setup looks attractive for a medium-term entry, but the current tape suggests a better buy price is likely to appear soon. Net: HOLD / avoid chasing this pre-market bounce.
Price/Trend: Pre-market 45.61 (+1.31%) is near the pivot (45.654), but the broader trend is still down. Moving averages are bearish (SMA_200 > SMA_20 > SMA_5), signaling a sustained downtrend with rallies likely to face selling pressure. Momentum: MACD histogram is negative (-0.302) but contracting, which can indicate downside momentum is fading; however it has not flipped bullish. RSI: RSI_6 at 38.75 is weak/near-oversold territory but not an outright reversal signal. Levels: Support S1=44.42 then S2=43.66. Resistance R1=46.89 then R2=47.65. With price sitting around the pivot, risk/reward is not compelling until either (a) it reclaims and holds above ~46.9, or (b) it flushes closer to 44.4/43.7 and stabilizes. Quant pattern read: Similar candlestick-pattern study suggests a 70% chance of -0.8% next day, -1.56% next week, -0.96% next month—reinforcing near-term caution.
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can be viewed as steady leadership planning to support global expansion.
citing an attractive entry after de-rating and expecting >20% growth through
Strong last reported quarter (2025/Q
with robust revenue growth and major profitability improvement supports the bull case.
cites stock underperformance—signals the market has been discounting the story.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Growth: Revenue 794.4M, +24.94% YoY (strong top-line momentum). Profitability: Net income 118.9M, +289.84% YoY; EPS 0.36, +300% YoY—shows operating leverage is improving materially. Margins: Gross margin 65.75%, +8.50% YoY—meaningful margin expansion, supportive of the premium-brand thesis. Overall: Financial momentum is clearly positive and consistent with a medium-term bullish view.
Trend summary: Ratings skew strongly bullish (multiple Buys/Overweights/Outperforms). Recent actions include a notable positive catalyst (Goldman upgrade to Buy with PT raised to $59) and a modest negative adjustment (KeyBanc PT cut to $58 but maintaining Overweight). Price targets: Wide dispersion—UBS is the high outlier at $85; many others cluster around ~$57–$60, suggesting Street sees upside from current ~mid-$40s but debates magnitude. Wall Street pros: Premium positioning, brand awareness runway, DTC and margin expansion, repeated 'beat and raise' narrative. Wall Street cons: Stock underperformance/de-rating and chart weakness imply investors still question durability/valuation and near-term demand trajectory. Influential/political trading: No recent congress trading data available; insider and hedge fund trends reported as neutral.
