Nanosynth Group PLC (LON: NNN) share price has risen over 32% in the past two, which could mark a bottom following the downtrend that started in early September.
The nanoparticles and synthesis company has been going through a board restructuring after its chairman Antony Legge and John Richardson, an executive director, resigned earlier this month.
It appears that buyers are finally taking a stand against the sellers, as evidenced by the two-day rally that was not triggered by any fundamental releases from the company. Instead, it was driven by buyers stepping in at a crucial support level.
It will be interesting to see how Nanosynth’s share price performs this week. In addition, investors should pay attention to whether the current support level will hold in the coming days, indicating further potential gains.
Nanosynth appointed Mark Duffin as its new CEO on 1 September 2021, and he was charged with turning around the company’s fortunes. Since then, the company has disposed of its subsidiary Cloudveil by returning its shares to the founder.
The company also reduced its holdings in Gyrometric Systems and refocused its business strategy under the new CEO. As a result, investors are hopeful that the company’s recent rally will continue over the long term.
In the meantime, investors interested in opening long positions in Nanosynth may find its current prices quite attractive.
*This is not investment advice. Always do your due diligence before making investment decisions.
Nanosynth share price.
Nanosynth shares have risen 32.9% since Friday to trade at 0.784p, rising from Thursday’s closing price of 0.59p.
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