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DRO

Tech / AI / DefenseDOWNTREND

$2.080

as of 2026-07-27

Who's been buying — 30 days

net $, conviction-weighted
NIBInvestment banks+$23.0M
RetailRetail · context+$17.2M
MMMarket makers+$6.9M
WAWealth & advisers+$2.4M
ResResource specialists+$81k

5d return

-3.7%

20d return

-10.7%

60d return

-42.4%

RSI 14

27.5

vs 52w high

-68.5%

vs 52w low

+21.3%

SMA 20

Below

SMA 50

Below

Price · Volume · Broker flow
Markers = announcements (red triangle = price-sensitive). Volume amber = ≥2× ADV spike. Flow bars stacked per broker group. Flow lags T+3.
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Closest correlates
Pearson r on log returns, window: 42d
  • CU6r=0.64, window: 42d
  • SHNr=0.59, window: 42d
  • AYAr=0.57, window: 42d
  • AISr=0.56, window: 42d
  • LTRr=0.56, window: 42d
Announcements — last 30 days
  • DRO has secured a substantial $23.2M European military counter-drone contract, posted 74% H1 revenue growth to $125.8M, and released RfAI-3, a next-gen AI-driven wideband RF detection engine addressing dynamic threat landscapes. FY2026 guidance of $250–270M revenue reflects confidence, though near-term gross margin compression (60% vs 65%) from product mix and production transition warrants monitoring.

  • 2026-07-22PSsubstantial_holderBecoming a substantial holder

    JPMorgan Chase, through multiple subsidiaries, crossed the 5% substantial holder threshold primarily via securities lending arrangements rather than outright purchases, signalling institutional appetite for DRO's defense-tech positioning. The large on-loan component (~53% of total holding) suggests positioning for liquidity/lending rather than strategic control.