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Is Viavi Solutions a good buy right now?

USNASDAQ: VIAVNASDAQ-listedlast $38.07 · 25 Mar 2026
Not yet — wait

Signal paused. VIAV's price history has a jump — most likely a split or bonus issue that was not adjusted — and 4 trades touching it were left out until the data is checked. The last Buy signal came on 30 Jan 2026 at $24.23 and closed on 25 Mar 2026 (+57.1%).

As of 30 Sep 2026 · Firefly Breakout Weekly
$38.07$8.321 Oct 2024prices at signal entries and exits · shaded: Buy signal open · 30 Sep 2026

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What happened after the last 4 buy signals on VIAV

Oct 2024 – 30 Sep 2026

2 of 4 closed above the entry price, with an average outcome of +22.9% per signal before costs; a signal typically stayed open about 8 wk. 4 trades touching a jump in the price data were left out.

Buy signalPrice thenClosedHeldOutcome
30 Jan 2026$24.2325 Mar 20268 wk+57.1%
2 Sep 2025$11.2130 Oct 20258 wk+55.4%
8 Aug 2025$12.278 Aug 20251 d-11.9%
2 Dec 2024$10.434 Apr 20254 mo-9.1%
Outcomes are simulated by applying Firefly's rules to historical prices, before costs and slippage. Sell triggers are not counted: Firefly reads them as “don't enter”, not as short trades. Past behaviour of a rule is not a prediction of future prices.

The strategy behind this page

one rule set per market · beta
StrategyHorizonSignalSinceBuy signals closed higher
Firefly Breakout WeeklyMedium termNo signal—50%

This beta publishes one rule set per market — Firefly Breakout Weekly — chosen in the October 2026 review. What the beta shows and how the data was cleaned →

Same theme beyond US

same theme, other markets
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More questions about VIAV

VIAV share price today — buy or sell?
As of 30 Sep 2026, Firefly Breakout Weekly says wait on Viavi Solutions. Signal paused. VIAV's price history has a jump — most likely a split or bonus issue that was not adjusted — and 4 trades touching it were left out until the data is checked. The last Buy signal came on 30 Jan 2026 at $24.23 and closed on 25 Mar 2026 (+57.1%). The last price on record was $38.07 on 25 Mar 2026.
How has Firefly's strategy done on Viavi Solutions?
From October 2024 to 30 Sep 2026 Firefly's rules gave 4 buy signals on Viavi Solutions; 2 closed above the entry price and the average outcome was +22.9% per signal, simulated on historical prices before costs. A handful of signals is a pattern, not a statistic.
What is the Viavi Solutions price target?
We don't publish price targets — no rule-based system can forecast a price. Firefly Breakout Weekly closes each signal by its own rules; every closed signal on Viavi Solutions and how it turned out is listed on this page.
Should I sell Viavi Solutions?
No sell trigger is active on Viavi Solutions as of 30 Sep 2026. This describes a rule, not advice on your position.
Why does this page show a single strategy?
This is the Signals beta. Each market publishes one rule set — here Firefly Breakout Weekly — instead of a vote across Firefly's whole library, and the verdict is its signal as of 30 Sep 2026. Sell triggers count as “don't enter”; only buy triggers are scored.
Updated 15 October 2026Signal as of 30 Sep 2026Data Firefly signal logMethod Firefly Breakout Weekly · buy triggers onlyEngine Firefly by Fintrens
Fintrens shows how one of Firefly's rule-based strategies reads this stock. It is educational information, not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell. We do not publish price targets. Indian residents buy US stocks under the RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme; tax is collected at source above the annual threshold. Read how Firefly's strategies work →