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Save your seatRRX ran from roughly $176 in late April to about $218 after its May 6 first quarter report, then faded back to $201.72 as the post-earnings squeeze cooled and traders digested strong order growth, backlog gains, and data center demand.
The stock has the potential to go down if it loses $195 and cannot reclaim it fast. That could open a retrace toward $185 to $190, and any signs that order momentum, tariff offsets, or the CEO transition are slipping would accelerate the downside.
If RRX holds the $195 to $200 area, a move back toward $215 to $225 is on the table. Resistance at $205 is the first hurdle, and fresh follow-through on automation, data center orders, or more target hikes could help.
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