Prairie Operating Co’s recent filing unveils that its Investor / Former Affiliate Paul L. Kessler acquired Company’s shares for reported $1603.0 on Dec 09 ’24. In the deal valued at $8.05 per share,199 shares were bought.
Then, Bristol Investment Fund, Ltd. bought 24,375 shares, generating $191,390 in total proceeds.
Before that, Bristol Investment Fund, Ltd. bought 6,268 shares. Prairie Operating Co shares valued at $50,450 were divested by the Investor / Former Affiliate at a price of $8.05 per share.
Price Performance Review of PROP
On Friday, Prairie Operating Co [NASDAQ:PROP] saw its stock fall -17.25% to $7.15. Over the last five days, the stock has lost -17.82%. Prairie Operating Co shares have risen nearly 3.32% since the year began. Nevertheless, the stocks have fallen -6.17% over the past one year. While a 52-week high of $16.08 was reached on 01/24/25, a 52-week low of $4.91 was recorded on 01/14/25. SMA at 50 days reached $7.79, while 200 days put it at $9.58.
Levels Of Support And Resistance For PROP Stock
The 24-hour chart illustrates a support level at 6.26, which if violated will result in even more drops to 5.37. On the upside, there is a resistance level at 7.84. A further resistance level may holdings at 8.53. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the 14-day chart is 42.14, which indicates neutral technical sentiment, while the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) stands at -0.57, which suggests price will go down in the next trading period. Percent R suggests that price movement has been low at 69.55%. Stochastics %K at 48.99% indicates the stock is a holding.
How much short interest is there in Prairie Operating Co?
A steep rise in short interest was recorded in Prairie Operating Co stocks on 2025-01-15, growing by 0.39 million shares to a total of 0.72 million shares. Yahoo Finance data shows the prior-month short interest on 2024-12-13 was 0.32 million shares. There was a rise of 54.92%, which implies that there is a positive sentiment for the stock.
