VOD Price Prediction Next Week
Technical Analysis: Based on recent price action, VOD has shown a consolidation pattern between $7.40-$8.45 range. The stock is currently trading at $8.37, showing signs of weakness with a -0.83% decline in the last session .
News Impact: Recent news indicates mixed sentiment:
- Positive: Jean-Francois van Boxmeer's appointment as Chair Designate of Unilever's Ice Cream division while maintaining his position as Vodafone's Chair
- Negative: Ongoing struggles in German market with service revenue declining 6.4%
Price Prediction for Next Week: Based on technical indicators and news sentiment:
Target Prices:
- Resistance: $8.45 (recent high)
- Support: $8.20
- Expected trading range: $8.20-$8.45
Recommendation: HOLD
- Current price ($8.37) is near the upper resistance level
- Multiple analysts maintain HOLD ratings with mixed price targets
- German market challenges continue to weigh on performance
- Technical indicators suggest sideways movement in the short term
Price targets from analysts:
- Goldman Sachs: Hold rating
- J.P. Morgan: Hold rating with 72p target
- UBS: Hold rating with £0.69 target
The stock is likely to remain range-bound next week due to persistent operational challenges in key markets and neutral analyst sentiment. Not recommended for new positions at current levels.
VOD Similar Chart Price Prediction
The price of VOD is predicted to go up 27.68%, based on the high correlation periods with DFLI. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 93.61%.
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Up: 27.68%Similarity: 93.61%
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The new CEO, Margherita della Valle, is making bold and right capital allocation decisions, divesting underperforming businesses that have been a drag for the past decade and cutting dividends.
Vodafone's dividend cut in 2025 liberates cash flow for debt reduction or repurchasing shares at an undervalued share price.
Exposure to growing markets in Africa and the Middle East should help top-line growth.
