Expro Group Holdings NV (XPRO) is currently showing signs of being oversold, with an RSI of 29.96, significantly below the average RSI of 46.3 for energy stocks. This indicates potential exhaustion of selling pressure and possible entry points for bullish investors.
The stock is trading at $10.52, near the lower end of its 52-week range ($10.71 - $24.50). Fibonacci support levels suggest a potential bounce, with the first support at $10.07 and resistance at $11.03.
Recent earnings releases and insider activity show positive sentiment. Insiders have made two purchases with no sales, and 101 institutional investors have increased their holdings in the latest quarter.
Based on the oversold condition and potential support levels, XPRO is expected to rise to $11.30 in the next trading week.
Buy XPRO with a target price of $11.30 and a stop-loss at $10.30.
The price of XPRO is predicted to go up 6.69%, based on the high correlation periods with IMG. The similarity of these two price pattern on the periods is 98.41%.
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Expro's combination with Frank's will accelerate growth through cross-selling opportunities while geographic and end-market diversification will protect profitability against future cyclical downturns.
The firm's focus on production optimization will appeal to well operators seeking to maximize well efficiency.
Increasingly complex onshore wells (owing to sour gas, high temperatures/pressures, and more) could provide opportunity for Expro to apply its expertise in markets beyond offshore production.
Barclays
2025-03-05
Price Target
$17 → $14
Upside
+36.72%
Barclays
2024-10-28
Price Target
$28 → $18
Upside
+40.85%