Aston Martin Shares: Technicals Mixed as Bears Maintain Control

Despite a 19% rise over the past month, Aston Martin Lagonda (LON: AML) shares remain in bearish territory, with technical indicators across multiple timeframes mixed, and some now suggesting a potential reversal of the trend.

The luxury automaker’s stock closed Tuesday’s session at 45.22p, having traded in a day range of 44.08p to 46.00p. The price sits well below its 52-week high, with the past year’s range spanning 35.50p to 88.90p, a spread that underscores the severity of the stock’s decline.

Technical readings paint a somewhat mixed picture. Moving averages from 5 through 20 are uniformly bearish, although from 50 to 200 they show buy signals.

The 14-day Relative Strength Index sits at 48.49, a neutral reading, while the MACD of 0.13 indicates a potential reversal to the upside.

Oscillators return a mixed reading, while moving averages collectively register a split between buy and sell, a signal that holds across the one-week and one-month timeframes as well.

The stock reached an all-time low of 35.40p on March 30, 2026, before staging a partial recovery to current levels. Resistance overhead remains a hurdle, with the stock needing to reclaim its key moving averages before any meaningful technical recovery can take shape.

The analyst consensus price target stands at 49p, with a high estimate of 63p and a low of 30p, against an overall neutral rating from covering analysts. Earnings are due April 29.