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Save your seatAON faded from its 52 week high near $381 to $316.06 over the last year, and the latest reset came after first quarter 2026 earnings despite solid growth.
The stock has the potential to go down if it loses the $304.59 52 week low, which could open a retrace toward $290 to $280. Any weaker outlook, softer insurance pricing, or another round of multiple compression in financials would accelerate the downside.
If AON holds the $304.59 to $310 support zone and buyers respond to the strong first quarter numbers plus fresh digital platform news, a move back toward $340 to $350 is on the table. Resistance around $325 is the first hurdle.
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