OSTX Should I Buy
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OSTX is not a good buy right now for an impatient investor. The stock is still in a clear bearish trend (bearish moving averages), there are no fresh catalysts in the last week, and insider selling has accelerated sharply. While it looks oversold and could bounce, the near-term odds still favor weakness and the fundamental profile (no revenue, ongoing losses) doesn’t support chasing a pre-market pop.
Price/Trend: Pre-market at 1.43 (+3.62%), but still below the pivot resistance at 1.476, meaning the stock is not reclaiming a key level yet. Trend Structure: Bearish moving averages (SMA_200 > SMA_20 > SMA_5) indicates the primary trend remains down. Momentum: MACD histogram is slightly above 0 (0.000785) but positively contracting, suggesting bullish momentum is weak/fading rather than accelerating. RSI: RSI_6 at 23.318 is effectively oversold (despite the provided label), which can support a short-term bounce, but oversold can persist in downtrends. Levels: Support S1=1.373 then S2=1.309; Resistance R1=1.579 then R2=1.643. With price near support and below pivot, risk of a push back into supports is meaningful. Pattern-based forward view: Similar-pattern analysis shows a 60% chance of about -2.24% next day, which is not favorable for an impatient entry.
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Technically oversold (low RSI) which can create short-term rebound conditions if buyers step in near support.
suggests rallies are more likely to be sold.
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue remained at 0 (0.00% YoY), indicating no commercial ramp yet. Net income improved YoY to -6.88M (up 139.27% YoY) and EPS improved to -0.22 (up 57.14% YoY), but the company is still meaningfully loss-making. Overall: financials show loss narrowing vs. last year, but growth is not present yet (zero revenue), so the stock is primarily sentiment/catalyst-driven rather than fundamentals-driven.
Recent trend: Lake Street maintained a Buy rating but lowered the price target slightly to $17 from $18 (2025-11-18), citing one-time regulatory expenses and projecting reduced burn into 2026. Wall Street pro view (pros/cons): Pros—continued Buy stance and expectation of lower burn supports the longer-term bull case. Cons—the target cut signals some tempered confidence, and without revenue traction, execution/cash-burn risk remains central. Politicians/influential figures: No recent congress trading data available in the past 90 days.
