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Second for the week! Let’s review a few more names:
Aon plc (NYSE: AON)
AON has been trading in a steady uptrend since its IPO. Currently, it's trading in the green ascending channel and found support at the confluence of the 322.95 monthly level, the blue support trendline as well as green channel support.
However, AON is also trading beneath the red resistance trendline, which has resulted in a downtrend over the past year or so.
If AON continues to hold 322.95 and breaks out above the red resistance trendline, then it can possibly push back into 359.16, which is the 2024 candle close level.
If AON breaks down below 322.95 and the confluence of support trendlines, then it could find itself filling the 301.88 monthly imbalance and retesting 300.56, which is the 2021 candle close level.
Kenvue Inc. (NYSE: KVUE)
KVUE has been trading in a downtrend since it was spun off from J&J in 2023.
While it's been basing at the 16.95 monthly level, it's been unable to break above the brown resistance trendline and the 17.59 quarterly level.
If KVUE breaks above the brown trendline and the 17.59 quarterly level, then it can push into the confluence of imbalances at 20.43-20.74 next.
However, if KVUE loses the 16.94 level, then it could push into the series of weekly supports sitting between 15.23-16.47 next.
Unless KVUE breaks above the red resistance trendline and reclaims the 2023 candle close level of 21.53, it could continue to be in a downtrend for the foreseeable future.
Mondelez International, Inc. (NASDAQ: MDLZ)
MDLZ broke its 2009 maroon support trendline towards the end of 2024, retested it from below throughout 2025, and has since seen downside continuation.
Currently, MDLZ has been consolidating in the red descending channel, with a sizeable bounce occurring at the 51.26 half-yearly support level.
If MDLZ is able to break above the 58-59 monthly zone, then it can push back into the 1.618 Fib at 64.13, as well as the weekly resistance at 64.28.
If MDLZ rejects off the 58-59 monthly zone, then it can range back into the 55.24 weekly level, followed by the 49-51 higher timeframe support confluence.
If MDLZ breaks out of channel resistance, it could possibly retest the 2023 closing price at 72.43 once more.
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