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Save your seatAEG ran from roughly $7.90 in early April to $8.81 in late May as investors reacted to the planned Aegon UK sale and fresh capital return focus, then eased back to $8.36 near the top of its 52 week range.
A failure to hold $8.20 could see a retrace toward $7.80 to $8.00. More analyst caution after the recent Morgan Stanley downgrade, or any wobble in the Standard Life deal timeline, would accelerate the downside.
If AEG holds the $8.20 to $8.30 area, a move back toward $8.80 is on the table. A clean push through $8.50 is the first hurdle, especially if traders keep leaning into the UK divestiture story and August results support cash generation.
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