Price is sitting just above near-term support (~7.14), so a short bounce is possible, but the odds favor more chop/down until a clear reversal.
Next real catalyst is earnings (Feb 12, after hours); buying now is effectively taking event risk without confirmation that fundamentals are stabilizing.
No notable hedge fund/insider accumulation signals, and no Congress trading data to support a “smart money” tailwind.
Momentum: MACD histogram -0.113 and negatively expanding → selling pressure is still building, not fading.
RSI (6): 24.19 → deeply oversold (despite the label provided), which can spark reflex rallies, but oversold alone is not a durable buy trigger.
Key levels:
Support: S1 7.14, then S2 6.783.
Resistance: Pivot 7.717, then R1 8.293.
With price ~7.22, risk of a support breakdown remains meaningful.
Pattern-based expectation provided: ~+0.41% next day, +3.98% next week, -0.28% next month → suggests a possible short-term bounce within a broader weak context.
Options Data
Bullish
Open Interest Put-Call Ratio
Bullish
Option Volume Put-Call Ratio
Open interest put/call = 0.11 (calls >> puts) → superficially bullish positioning, but the market is very small/illiquid.
Today option volume = 0 (and ~0 vs 30d avg) → options are not providing reliable real-time sentiment.
Implied vol (30d) 126.55% vs historical vol 48.63% → pricing in meaningful uncertainty (likely around earnings), even though IV percentile 17.53 implies it’s not elevated versus its own history.
IV trend: 5d avg IV 93.53 vs current 126.55 → IV is rising into the event window (earnings), consistent with event-driven pricing.
Technical Summary
Sell
10
Buy
2
Positive Catalysts
Earnings catalyst: QDEC 2025 earnings on 2026-02-12 (after hours); any upside surprise or stronger forward commentary could trigger a sharp rebound from oversold levels.
Oversold technical condition (RSI ~24) increases the probability of a short-term relief rally if sellers exhaust near 7.14 support.
Options open interest skewed to calls (OI put/call 0.11), which can align with rebound speculation (though liquidity is limited).
Neutral/Negative Catalysts
reduces confidence that earnings will be a clean catalyst.
Net income: -$2.126M, down 63.33% YoY (deeper loss).
EPS: -0.11, down 63.33% YoY.
Gross margin: 56.03%, +2.60% YoY (some margin improvement, but not enough to offset revenue decline and losses).
Overall: profitability and growth trends are weakening; this makes “buy now” less attractive ahead of earnings without confirmation of re-acceleration.
Growth
Profitability
Efficiency
Analyst Ratings and Price Target Trends
No analyst rating or price target change data was provided, so a true “recent trend” in Wall Street revisions cannot be confirmed from this dataset.
Wall Street-style pros (inferred): potential earnings-driven re-rate from oversold levels; margin improvement suggests some cost/price discipline.
Wall Street-style cons (inferred): shrinking revenue and negative earnings in the latest reported quarter; small-cap liquidity/volatility; trend remains bearish into earnings.
Wall Street analysts forecast FORR stock price to rise over the next 12 months. According to Wall Street analysts, the average 1-year price target for FORR is 0 USD with a low forecast of 0 USD and a high forecast of 0 USD. However, analyst price targets are subjective and often lag stock prices, so investors should focus on the objective reasons behind analyst rating changes, which better reflect the company's fundamentals.
Analyst Rating
0
Wall Street analysts forecast FORR stock price to rise over the next 12 months. According to Wall Street analysts, the average 1-year price target for FORR is 0 USD with a low forecast of 0 USD and a high forecast of 0 USD. However, analyst price targets are subjective and often lag stock prices, so investors should focus on the objective reasons behind analyst rating changes, which better reflect the company's fundamentals.
