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Lockheed Martin announced new orders from the U.S. Space Force for GPS ground modernization. The stock is up 1% on the day at $530.12.
Lockheed Martin announced that it has secured two new task orders from the U.S. Space Force focused on GPS ground modernization. The effort is designed to upgrade the secure and resilient infrastructure that supports critical positioning, navigation and timing services for both military and civilian users. The company operates in aerospace and defense and employs 123,000 people.
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The intraday range expanded sharply in the latest session, with Lockheed Martin stock trading between $524.09 and $531, which is much wider than its recent weekly averages. Despite this volatility, shares remain below their MA-20, MA-50, and MA-200, highlighting a persistent bearish daily structure. The current RSI reading of 35.8 is approaching oversold territory, suggesting the recent decline may be nearing an area of potential support.
Traders should watch for a close above $543.59 to confirm that buyers are willing to support the advance, or a move below $524.21 to show the move is being faded. In the most recent session, shares fluctuated between $524.09 and $531, well outside the typical weekly range. Over the coming trading week, the probability of further downside stands at 77% versus a 23% chance of upside, with the expected range set between $521.45 and $538.78. Still, this comes after a contained move within a narrow range over the past week. On the weekly chart the longer-term picture stays negative.
Earlier, analysts noted that Lockheed Martin shares were exhibiting sustained downside momentum despite contract wins, with elevated downside risks persisting in the near term. The latest update on Space Force orders adds a new dimension to the outlook, and traders should monitor whether the recent expansion in intraday volatility results in a decisive break above or below the current trading range.