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Is IDEX Stock Headed To $115 Amid Rising Downside Risk?

Author: Shivank Goswami | September 12, 2025 07:06am

Since April 2024, IDEX Corporation (NYSE:IEX) has been in steady decline, sliding from the $244 region to the current $165 levels. While such a move may appear to be a routine correction, under the lens of the Adhishthana Framework, the structure suggests something deeper: IDEX may already be traversing the descent leg of its Himalayan Formation, a phase that could ultimately drag the stock back toward the $110–115 zone.

IDEX and the Cakra Formation

According to the Adhishthana Principles, stocks often construct a Cakra between Phases 4 and 8, a channel-like structure that tends to hold bullish implications. The true inflection, however, emerges in Phase 9, when a decisive breakout typically initiates the Himalayan Formation, a three-part sequence of:

  1. Ascent
  2. Peak
  3. Decline 

IDEX has closely mirrored this progression on the monthly charts. The stock entered its Cakra formation in Phase 4 back in 2002, persisting there for over 5,300 days.

Fig.1 IDEX Corporation Cakra Formation (Source:Adhishthana.com)
Fig.1 IDEX Corporation Cakra Formation (Source:Adhishthana.com)

In Phase 9, it broke decisively higher, validating the framework as IDEX surged nearly 61%. This momentum extended into Phase 10, when shares reached ~$246, a likely culmination of the Himalayan ascent.

As I outlined in Adhishthana: The Principles That Govern Wealth, Time & Tragedy, regarding peak formation in Phase 10:

"The 18th interval is expected to be the level of peak formation; if not, then the 23rd interval. If this phase concludes without forming the peak, it is anticipated to occur in the following phases."

Fig.2 IDEX Himalayan Formation (Source:Adhishthana.com)
Fig.2 IDEX Himalayan Formation (Source:Adhishthana.com)

For IDEX, the peak aligned with these intervals. The stock has since rolled over sharply, consistent with the initiation of the descent leg.

Implications for IDEX

Within the Adhishthana construct, the descent leg typically targets the point of origin of the Cakra breakout. For IDEX, that level rests near $115, a potential downside risk from here.

Investor Outlook

The structural peak for IDEX appears firmly in place. If the Adhishthana cycle continues to unfold, the descent leg may persist until the stock revisits its breakout origin.

  • Investors looking to initiate positions may want to exercise patience until signs of stabilization emerge closer to the $115 region.
  • Existing holders should reassess exposure in line with this cyclical outlook.

In short: while the stock's long-term trajectory has adhered faithfully to the Adhishthana principles, the near-to-medium term signals a continued descent.

Benzinga Disclaimer: This article is from an unpaid external contributor. It does not represent Benzinga's reporting and has not been edited for content or accuracy.

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