Prairie Operating Co’s recently made public 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.
Piper Sandler initiated its Prairie Operating Co [PROP] rating to an Overweight in a research note published on April 30, 2025; the price target was $11.
Price Performance Review of PROP
On Tuesday, Prairie Operating Co [NASDAQ:PROP] saw its stock fall -0.89% to $4.47. Over the last five days, the stock has gained 12.88%. Prairie Operating Co shares have fallen nearly -35.40% since the year began. Nevertheless, the stocks have fallen -69.38% over the past one year. While a 52-week high of $14.60 was reached on 02/12/25, a 52-week low of $3.35 was recorded on 04/07/25. SMA at 50 days reached $5.24, while 200 days put it at $7.70.
Levels Of Support And Resistance For PROP Stock
The 24-hour chart illustrates a support level at 4.32, which if violated will result in even more drops to 4.16. On the upside, there is a resistance level at 4.58. A further resistance level may holdings at 4.68. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the 14-day chart is 49.30, which indicates neutral technical sentiment, while the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) stands at 0.38, which suggests price will go down in the next trading period. Percent R suggests that price movement has been bullish at 15.57%. Stochastics %K at 85.86% indicates the stock is a selling.
