Resideo Technologies: Institutional Activity Signals 30% Upside

Resideo Technologies’ (NYSE: REZI) is gaining serious traction with institutional investors, setting new records in Q3 2025 and driving a robust technical outlook.

The stock’s recent breakout from a multi-year trading range has laid the groundwork for a potential rally, with price targets indicating a possible $28 climb from current levels. 

At the high end, the stock could deliver a moderate triple-digit percentage gain.

A Breakout Moment: Technical Indicators Signal Rally Potential

Technical analysis supports the bullish case. After years of range-bound movement, Resideo broke through to new highs. The break is an inflection point that can lead to a rally equal to the dollar value of the trading range or, in the bull-case scenario, one equal to the percentage gain from low to high. 

With both scenarios pointing higher, the setup looks increasingly favorable for investors.

Activist Investors Influence Resideo Operations

The institutional activity is centered in a single institution: Channel Holding LP, an investment arm for Clayton, Dubilier, & Rice (CD&R), one of America’s oldest investing firms.

Following the acquisition of Snap One, CD&R acquired a 10% stake and aims to influence its operations. CD&R sees a stronger market position and opportunities to improve sales and operations.

Still, the activity is broad-based across the group, including purchases by public and private wealth managers in addition to fund managers, who collectively own about 92% of the stock. 

Analysts are less bullish on this technology stock, with only three tracked by InsiderTrades. Even so, the recent upgrade from Morgan Stanley to Overweight is telling, as it follows a comparable upgrade from Oppenheimer issued in July and a price target increase from JPMorgan in June.

The takeaway is that three of the leading financial institutions rate this stock as a Buy and are leading its market highs. The consensus in mid-September is for a nearly 30-percent stock price increase, but it is rising, and the high-end range provides some support. 

Morgan Stanley analysts noted the impact of indemnification termination and how underappreciated it was by the market. Resideo had to pay more than a billion dollars to get out of the agreement, but future payments now unburden it and allow it to focus entirely on its business and growth.

The company resumed growth in 2025 and is expected to sustain it for the foreseeable future. Among the opportunities for investors is the consensus outlook, which is likely to be low.

With interest rates anticipated to fall over the coming years, spurring the housing market, and digital technology, including AI, advancing, this business has numerous tailwinds. 

Key Risks for Resideo Investors: Debt, Short Sellers, and Market Timing

The balance sheet reflects the impact of the one-time payment to Honeywell but is otherwise in good shape. The debt increase it will cause is manageable, and the company remains well-capitalized. The more critical factor is the outlook for cash flow, which includes sufficient capital to rebuild its cash position, reinvest in the business, and reduce its debt over time. 

Short-sellers are the bigger risk. As of early September, short interest was still low, at nearly 4%, but it was rising. Short interest was up significantly from its typical levels, hanging at record levels for a second reading and may not have fallen much since. 

The outlook for Resideo is bullish, but there are still risks, including the timing of interest rate cuts and when they will be reflected in the housing data. That may not be until summer 2025 or later. Resideo will next report in early November and may be able to provide more clarity. 

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Thomas Hughes has been a contributing writer for InsiderTrades.com since 2019.

• Professional Background: Thomas Hughes is the Managing Partner of Passive Market Intelligence LLC, a market research platform he launched in 2023 with the mission: “We watch the market so you don’t have to.” He has worked as a blogger, stock market commentator, and independent analyst since 2010 and has been actively involved in trading and investing since 2005.
• Credentials: He holds an Associate of Arts in Culinary Technology—training that honed his discipline, attention to detail, and ability to anticipate outcomes, all of which carry over into his work as a market analyst.
• Finance Experience: Thomas has been writing about finance and investing since 2011, when he discovered it could be more than a personal passion—it could be a profession. He’s been a contributing writer for InsiderTrades.com since 2019.
• Writing Focus: He specializes in the S&P 500, small-cap stocks, dividend and high-yield strategies, consumer staples, retail, technology, oil, and cryptocurrencies. His analysis blends chart-based technical setups with key fundamental insights, helping readers identify actionable trends.
• Investment Approach: Thomas takes a hybrid approach that combines technical analysis with deep fundamental research. He often writes about macroeconomic shifts, earnings trends, and sentiment-based trading signals.
• Inspiration: Thomas first became interested in stocks after attending a seminar on how to buy and sell your own shares. That event opened his eyes to the market’s potential and sparked a lifelong interest in investing.
• Fun Fact: Thomas took up model railroading by accident a few years ago—and now he can’t stop running the rails.
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Associate of Arts in Culinary Technology