Ondas

ONDS.US traded sharply higher during the regular session, rising approximately 5.0% to $9.565 as of 10:10 AM ET, driven by news of winning an NFL counter-drone contract to protect the Jacksonville Jaguars' EverBank Stadium. This commercial validation follows recent wins of a $6M+ Air Force contract and a $50M+ U.S. Army order via Mistral subsidiary. The stock gapped up 3.37% in pre-market trading to $9.490, briefly dipped to an intraday low of $9.185 before recovering. Q1 revenue surged 1,079.9% YoY to $50.1M, net profit swung to $256M, and EPS reached $0.56, though operating income remained negative. The stock is still 37.4% below its 52-week high of $15.28 and down 13.2% YTD, but has reclaimed both its MA20 ($7.856) and MA60 ($8.929). However, the company remains among the most heavily shorted technology stocks, warranting caution on short-term volatility.

Ondas rose about 5.5% intraday to $8.84, driven by BlackRock's disclosure of a 7.2% passive stake (id:294321262) and a co-led strategic investment in AI counter-drone startup FPF Defense (id:293757039). The stock opened firm, hit a session high of $9.02, then pulled back to $8.84, forming a 'surge-and-reversal' pattern on turnover of $143.9 million. Q1 revenue surged 1079.9% YoY to $50.12 million, with net profit turning positive at $256.0 million; PE stands at 33.4x and PB at 4.17x. However, the stock remains 42.18% below its 52-week high of $15.28 and trades below the MA60 of $8.93, suggesting valuation recovery awaits further earnings validation.

Ondas shares surged in regular trading, closing the session at $7.865 as of 10:12 ET, up 5.0% from the prior close of $7.49, driven by a strong Q1 earnings turnaround and BlackRock's disclosed passive stake. The stock opened lower at $7.255 and then staged a single-session rally to its intraday high of $7.865, representing an 8.1% range. Q1 revenue skyrocketed 1079.9% YoY to $50.12 million, with net income swinging to a profit of $256.04 million, EPS of $0.56, though operating income remained negative at -$42.67 million. BlackRock's 7.2% passive stake boosted sentiment, alongside news of an investment in counter-drone startup FPF Defense. However, the stock remains 48.5% below its 52-week high of $15.28, trading above the 20-day MA ($7.41) but below the 60-day MA ($8.923), with a YTD decline of 28.6%.

ONDS.US experienced a sharp decline during regular trading, last trading at $7.205 as of 10:10 ET, down approximately 6.7%, primarily driven by concerns over profit sustainability and high valuation. The stock opened lower and continued to fall from the pre-market level near $7.77, breaking below its 20-day moving average of $7.394. It remains 52.85% below its 52-week high of $15.28 and has declined 34.62% year-to-date. Despite strong Q1 2026 earnings, with revenue surging 1079.9% YoY to $50.12 million and net profit of $256 million, operating income remained negative at -$42.67 million, and the company posted a net loss of $101 million in Q4 2025, fueling market skepticism about the durability of its profitability. However, BlackRock's disclosure of a 7.2% passive stake, recent $70 million defense orders, and a strategic investment in counter-drone startup FPF Defense offered some support.

ONDS staged a single-session rally today, closing at $7.158, up 5.3% from the prior close of $6.800, driven by BlackRock's disclosure of a 7.2% passive stake and the company co-leading a strategic investment in counter-drone developer FPF Defense. Q1 revenue surged 1079.9% YoY to $50.12 million, with EPS of $0.56, achieving profitability, though operating income remained negative at -$42.67 million. However, the stock remains 53.15% below its 52-week high of $15.28 and below both its MA20 ($7.383) and MA60 ($8.971), with a YTD decline of 35.05%.