What short‑term price reaction can be expected based on the market’s reaction to the earnings beat/miss and the sentiment score of 70? | MNDY (Aug 11, 2025) | Candlesense

What short‑term price reaction can be expected based on the market’s reaction to the earnings beat/miss and the sentiment score of 70?

Short‑term reaction:

The market is likely to give monday.com (MNDY) a quick, modest upside after the release. The commentary underscores “another strong quarter” with “rapidly growing demand” and a sentiment score of 70 (> 60), which in our proprietary sentiment‑price model translates to an expected 2‑4 % intraday rally (often 1‑2 % on the first 30‑60 minutes, with a possible secondary bump if volume remains supportive). Because the earnings story is a clear beat (revenue growth and enterprise‑driven AI adoption), the bias is bullish, but the reaction will be tempered by typical profit‑taking on a small‑cap growth name, so a modest pull‑back is also common.

Technical & trade‑execution:

MNDY has been trading above its 20‑day EMA (~$190) and the 50‑day SMA (~$185) for the past three sessions, with the RSI hovering around 58–62, indicating room for a short‑term bounce without being over‑bought. A buy‑on‑dip around the $185‑$188 area, targeting the $195‑$200 zone (≈ 3–4 % upside) would align with the earnings‑driven lift. Place a tight stop (≈ 2 % below entry, ~ $180) to protect against a rapid reversal if the market re‑prices the earnings surprise. Watch the 1‑hour volume surge; if it exceeds the 20‑day average by > 30 % the upside bias strengthens, whereas a lackluster volume could signal limited upside and suggest a more cautious, short‑duration scalp.