ONDS · Analysis updated Nov 6, 2026, 4:48 PM ET

Why is Ondas Holdings (ONDS) stock moving?

ONDS has fallen sharply into earnings. It closed at $4.52 on Nov 5, down 14.2% on the day and about 37% from the $7.08 intraday high on Oct 29. It set a new 52-week low of $4.375 on volume of roughly 65M shares, above the recent average of about 60M. The slide began on Oct 30 and accelerated over Nov 2-5, even though fundamentals look strong on paper. Q3 revenue is guided to $140M-$155M, up from $83.8M in Q2. Backlog was about $613M at the end of Q2. Management reported more than $165M of orders through Oct 1, and cash was about $1.4B at the end of Q2. Against this, short interest is very high at 47.1% of float, and expenses and dilution concerns weigh on the stock. The company missed EPS estimates in most recent quarters. Analyst targets are far above the price, at about $13-$25. A rebound of about 15% on Nov 6 in some reports suggests a volatile, oversold bounce. The Nov 12 earnings report is the key catalyst. A revenue result inside guidance, plus a confirmed profitability path, could trigger a squeeze. A miss or fresh dilution could extend the decline.

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