Rocket Lab stock could bounce off multiple support layers

Aerospace firm Rocket Lab (NASDAQ: RKLB) might be carving out a rebound — thanks to a cluster of technical support levels and signs of potential “short‑covering” upside. On the charts, RKLB has dipped to its August 2025 low, touched the 200‑day moving average, and nearly hit its year‑to‑date anchored volume‑weighted average price (AVWAP) — all considered key support zones. Adding to the bullish case: the stock’s “put stack” around the 200‑day line could act as a cushion, and short interest remains elevated — roughly 9.71% of float — which could fuel a rally if pessimistic traders cover. Moreover, options traders have been unusually bearish. RKLB’s 50‑day put/call volume ratio stands at 1.44 across major exchanges — a level only seen in the top 4% of readings over the past year. If those bears unwind, the stock could snap back with some momentum; historically, Rocket Lab tends to outperform volatility expectations, earning a strong 82/100 on the firm’s Volatility Scorecard. #RocketLab #RKLB #StockAnalysis #TechnicalSupport #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM