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NOC — Oversold Bullish Reversal
Status: Invalidated
Scanner score: 35.0/100
Why this was flagged
NOC was identified as a bullish technical setup based on the Oversold Bullish Reversal pattern. The scanner found a score of 35.0/100 using trend alignment, momentum, price action, volume, and risk-management rules. Monitor update: Latest daily-chart analysis no longer reports a bullish long setup.
Trade framework
Position-sizing example
These examples use the distance between the reference entry and stop-loss. They do not account for commissions, slippage, taxes, overnight gaps, or your personal account size.
Exit plan
- Stop-loss: Exit if the stop-loss is reached. Do not move the stop farther away to avoid taking the planned loss.
- Target 1: Consider taking partial profit when Target 1 is reached and reducing risk on the remaining shares.
- Target 2 or trailing exit: Consider closing the remaining position at Target 2, or use a disciplined trailing stop only if the trend remains strong.
- Time exit: Reassess or close a trade that fails to progress within the suggested holding window.
Technical chart
Daily closing price with moving averages and planned trade levels. This chart is a screening aid, not a guarantee of future results.
$1,000 educational outcome examples
These examples use a $1,000 position and fractional shares at the midpoint of the entry zone. Actual results can differ because of market gaps, fills, spreads, commissions, taxes, slippage, and changing conditions.
Easy explanation for new investors
The computer system flagged Northrop Grumman, also known by the short name NOC, for a special pattern called an "Oversold Bullish Reversal." This usually happens when a stock price drops quickly, making it seem expensive to hold, so many sellers leave the market. The scanner gave this stock a score of 20 out of 100. It looked at how the price moved, the strength of that movement, and how many shares traded. A key signal was the RSI number. Think of RSI like a thermometer for excitement. At 23.19, it is very cold. This suggests the selling pressure might be tiring out, potentially opening the door for the price to move back up.
What the price plan means
The plan suggests watching for a price entry between 519.06 and 521.81. If the price climbs to 537.59, that is the first goal. A higher goal is 546.86. The potential gain is planned to be twice as big as the planned loss. This is called a 2-to-1 reward ratio. It helps balance the risk. However, the plan only works if the price stays above 509.79. If it falls below that number, the idea is considered invalid.
What could make the idea fail
Plans can go wrong. If the stock price drops below 509.79, the pattern is broken. Even if the price stays up, other companies in the defense industry might fall, dragging NOC down with them. Unexpected news could also change the market mood instantly.
Important reminder
This summary uses math and past data, not magic. It is just one piece of information. Always do your own research. Markets change quickly, and this specific setup expires on September 20, 2026. You should never use this text as the only reason to trade. Talk to a professional advisor before making any decisions with your money.
Recent news context
This automated review is separate from the technical score. It summarizes recent related articles and does not predict price movement.
Overall context: Positive (High confidence)
Recent news highlights strong positive developments for Northrop Grumman. The company secured a massive $4.8 billion contract from the U.S. Army for the Common Infrared Countermeasure system, with deliveries expected through 2035. Additionally, the company expanded its capacity by opening a new 57,000-square-foot facility in Elkton, Maryland, creating 250 engineering jobs to address missile shortages. UBS increased its price target for the stock to $704 from $685, maintaining a Buy rating, reflecting continued optimism about the company's financial prospects and market position.
Potentially supportive context
- Northrop Grumman was awarded a $4.8 billion contract by the U.S. Army for the full-rate production of the Common Infrared Countermeasure system.
- The company opened a new 57,000-square-foot Propulsion Innovation Center in Elkton, Maryland, creating 250 new engineering jobs.
- UBS raised its price target for Northrop Grumman to $704 from $685 while maintaining a Buy rating.
Latest reviewed article: Sep 10, 2026 6:18 am
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Scanner confirmations
- Current volume is at least 1.25x the 20-day average volume.
- RSI is near oversold territory with bullish candle confirmation.