CEO Stock Sale: Huron's CEO, Mark Hussey, sold 27,672 shares at an average price of $145.91, totaling $4.04 million. This could indicate insider sentiment, but Hussey retains ownership of 81,118 shares, suggesting continued confidence in the company's prospects.
Analyst Ratings: Multiple firms, including Truist and Barrington, have raised their price targets for HURN, reflecting strong performance and growth potential.
Stock Performance: HURN was among the top mid-cap gainers last week, rising 23.21% after reporting better-than-expected quarterly results.
The stock is currently trading at $142.93, with key technical indicators suggesting potential upside:
RSI (6, 12, 14): At 32.20 (RSI_6), the stock is in oversold territory, indicating a potential rebound.
MACD: The MACD line is above the signal line, suggesting bullish momentum.
Fibonacci Levels: The stock is trading near the pivot point of $145.81, with resistance levels at $149.64 and $152.01.
Based on the combination of positive news sentiment, analyst upgrades, and bullish technical indicators, the stock is expected to rise in the next trading week. The target price is $148.00, with potential to test the first resistance level of $149.64.
Buy HURN at the current price of $142.93, with a target price of $148.00. The stock's oversold condition and positive momentum suggest a near-term rebound.
The price of HURN is predicted to go up 4.09%, based on the high correlation periods with MODG. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 96.87%.
HURN
MODG
Wedbush
2025-03-26
Price Target
$150 → $165
Upside
+15.76%
Truist Securities
2025-03-04
Price Target
$165 → $180
Upside
+21.93%
Benchmark
2025-02-26
Price Target
$140 → $165
Upside
+11.35%