Tristan

$ONDS getting close the breakout! Previous test rejected Needs to clear 10.18(ish) and break the wedge then hold for the run up to 12. I think today could be sideways then a strong finish to the week RSI cross on the daily MACD cross on the daily F&G at Greed Ready? (NFA)

$ONDS 🎤 CEO Eric Brock says “And you see us working 24/7. We put everything into this and I couldn’t believe in it more. Theres never one day I wake up and say “how do I dilute our investors today” Its the opposite, how do we accrete and compound value- and thats 100% what I wake up everyday and try to do.” I personally trust the vision, do you?

$ONDS ONDAS IS ON PACE FOR ITS LOWEST VOLUME DAY OF THE YEAR 🤯 Today, only 27M shares have traded hands with less than 90 minutes remaining in the session. When you look at retail data, this checks out. And it could also mean a bottom is near: Per JP Morgan, retail has shifted from buying dips to selling rallies. Citadel shows a 70% slowdown in retail participation from January, and last week was the first time retail investors were net sellers since November 2025. Vanda Research called Wednesday the weakest net buying since November 2023. The sellers are retail, not institutions. We know this because institutional ownership in Ondas is at all-time highs. Big money has been steadily accumulating since mid-2025. The frustration is understandable. The $1B investor holding $28 strike warrants has been hedging their long position with short interest all year, creating a ceiling on every rally. Ondas has gotten sold into rallies repeatedly. Retail investors — fed up, bored, and worn down — appear to be walking away. Institutions aren't propping the price up. They're sitting at lower bids and letting retail come to them. Every exhausted retail holder who gives up parts with their shares at a price institutions chose. That's why price drifts lower on shrinking volume. It's not a collapse. It's a slow, quiet transfer of shares from weak hands to strong ones. Historically, retail exhaustion has coincided with market bottoms. Declining volume. Frustrated retail. Big money patiently absorbing every share they leave behind. Make of that what you will. I'm not selling a single share.