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OTTR is a BUY right now for an impatient trader looking for near-term upside. The trend is technically bullish (stacked moving averages and expanding positive MACD), price is holding just above the pivot/support zone (~87.93), and the pattern-based projection favors the 1-month horizon (+5.96%). I would buy pre-market around 88.16 and look to take profits into 89.52 (R1) and 90.50 (R2), with the trade thesis invalidated on a clean break below ~86.35 (S1).
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Trend is bullish: SMA_5 > SMA_20 > SMA_200 indicates strong upward structure. MACD histogram is positive (0.0415) and expanding, supporting continued momentum. RSI(6) at ~60.37 is neutral-to-bullish (not overbought), leaving room for further upside. Key levels: Pivot 87.934 is the immediate line to hold; resistance is 89.521 (R1) then 90.501 (R2). Supports: 86.346 (S1) then 85.366 (S2). With price ~88.16 pre-market, the setup favors a push toward R1 with manageable nearby support.

Event catalyst ahead: QDEC 2025 earnings scheduled for 2026-02-16 after hours, followed by a conference call on 2026-02-17—often supports pre-event positioning.
Bullish technical trend (moving averages stacked, MACD expanding).
Pattern-based outlook: estimated +5.96% over the next month based on similar candlestick setups.
Latest reported quarter (2025/Q
showed YoY declines across revenue, net income, and EPS—fundamental momentum is negative.
Options open interest skew (put/call 1.
leans cautious/hedged rather than aggressively bullish.
No notable hedge fund or insider accumulation trends reported recently (both neutral).
Latest quarter: 2025/Q3. Revenue fell to $325.563M (-3.69% YoY). Net income fell to $78.292M (-8.41% YoY). EPS was $1.86 (-8.37% YoY). Gross margin was 49.11% (down ~4.49% YoY). Overall: growth is trending down YoY, which is a fundamental headwind even as the technical setup is currently supportive.
No recent analyst rating changes or price target updates were provided in the dataset, so a true Street-trend read isn’t available here. Practical ‘Wall Street-style’ pros vs cons based on the supplied data: Pros—stable utility profile and currently strong technical trend/momentum into a known catalyst (earnings). Cons—recent YoY financial deceleration (revenue, EPS, net income all down) and a somewhat defensive options open-interest skew. Politician/congress activity: no recent congress trading data available; no influential-figure transactions were provided.
