Willdan Group, Inc.
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Willdan Group, Inc. - [WLDN]

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Willdan Group, Inc. - [WLDN]

Trend Analysis
  • Short-term Trend: The stock has been in an uptrend for the past few weeks, as evidenced by the rising price action. The series of higher highs and higher lows confirm the bullish trend.
  • Medium-term Trend: The stock is also in a medium-term uptrend, as seen by the consistent upward movement starting from mid-May.

Bollinger Bands
  • Upper Band (Red): The price is touching or near the upper Bollinger Band, which might indicate that the stock is overbought in the short term. However, in strong uptrends, prices can continue to hug the upper band.
  • Lower Band (Green): The lower band is far below the current price, showing strong volatility and the potential for continued upward movement if the momentum persists.

Volume Analysis
  • Recent Volume: There is a noticeable spike in volume on the most recent candle, which could suggest strong buying interest. High volume often confirms the price movement, indicating the strength of the current uptrend.

Key Levels
  • Resistance: The most recent high near $38.50 is a key resistance level. If the price breaks above this level with strong volume, it could signal further upside potential.
  • Support: The 50-day SMA around the $33–$34 range is a key support level. If the price retraces, this level may act as a strong support.

Indicators
  • Potential Overbought Condition: Given that the price is near the upper Bollinger Band and the recent sharp rise, there may be a short-term pullback or consolidation before continuing the upward move.

  • Conclusion
  • The chart shows a strong bullish trend in both the short and medium term. The recent increase in volume supports the upward movement. However, the proximity to the upper Bollinger Band suggests caution, as there could be a short-term pullback or consolidation. A break above the $38.50 level with continued volume could signal further gains.
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