To The Moon

I recently made the decision to add more shares of Ondas Holdings (ONDS) to my portfolio, even at a higher price than my initial entry. While averaging up is often seen as a more aggressive move compared to averaging down, I believe it reflects confidence in both the company's long-term prospects and the growth potential of its sector. ONDS operates in the wireless connectivity and drone technology space, which continues to gain momentum as industries demand more efficient communication and automation solutions. By averaging up, I am reinforcing my conviction that the stock is positioned to benefit from these structural trends.

My choice is also driven by the company's expanding partnerships and growing presence in key markets. As Ondas strengthens its commercial adoption and scales its technology, I see the potential for earnings growth and broader recognition from institutional investors. This kind of shift often leads to a rerating in valuation, and I want to ensure I hold a meaningful position before that recognition becomes mainstream. Adding at higher levels may increase my cost basis, but it also reflects my belief that today's prices are still favorable compared to where ONDS could be trading in the future.

Ultimately, this move is about aligning my portfolio with companies I believe have disruptive potential. Averaging up on ONDS isn't just a tactical trade—it's a strategic bet on long-term innovation. I am comfortable with the risks, knowing that the wireless and drone markets are still in their early innings and could expand significantly over the next decade. By continuing to build my stake, I'm not only demonstrating conviction but also positioning myself to capture greater upside should the company deliver on its vision.

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